The Dallas Mavericks are in the post-Nico Harrison era, looking to reestablish themselves after a horrific start to the season. However, their opponent for Friday night, the LA Clippers, has been just as disappointing.
Dereck Lively II has developed into a fan favorite. His energy helps anchor the Mavericks defense and he provides a lob threat for easy dunks. Many liken him to beloved center Tyson Chandler from the 2011 championship team.
Lenny Wilkens, a genuine pioneer whose impact extended beyond the court, was recently recognized and praised by the basketball world. Basketball Hall of Famer and current head of the Dallas Mavericks Jason Kidd conveyed a profound respect and personal connection.
It looks like the Dallas Mavericks are going One Direction. The band, not literally. If the rumors are to be believed, it’s no longer about trading maybe just Anthony Davis for a healthy defender or find a backup point guard till Kyrie Irving can return.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
NBA Cup season is in full swing, and the Dallas Mavericks will get their second bite at the money apple on Friday evening when the LA Clippers visit the American Airlines Center.
Klay Thompson is standing up for his woman’s honor this week. Retired former NBA champion Jason Williams made waves earlier in the week during an appearance on the “Hoopin’ N Hollerin'” podcast that he co-hosts with ex-NBA guard Patrick Beverley.
The Dallas Mavericks have moved on from Nico Harrison as their general manager. On Tuesday, he was relieved from his position as general manager. The Mavericks named former NBA star Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi as co-interim general managers as the organization searches for a replacement.
The Dallas Mavericks just can't catch a break. They continue to struggle this 2025-26 NBA season, posting a 3-9 record after 12 games played. Dallas, which has lost its last two outings, recently fired general manager Nico Harrison and is now figuring out how to move forward.
While the Lakers sit at 8-4 to begin the season, there’s no denying upgrades must be made in light of injuries and holes in the rotation. A familiar and polarizing trade partner could answer the call with new executives sharing the driver’s seat.
The 2025 Dallas Mavericks have gotten off to a rough start. They are 3-9 to start the year, and Anthony Davis is injured, in addition to Kyrie Irving already being out.
The Dallas Mavericks' struggles continued in a 123-144 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night. Losers of five of their last six games, the Mavericks now sit at a lowly 3-9, tied for the fifth-worst record in the NBA.
According to NBA insider Chris Haynes, Nico Harrison is in “good spirits” after getting fired by the Dallas Mavericks. Harrison, who traded Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers last season, was fired by the Mavericks on Tuesday.
Nico Harrison’s firing sparked widespread trade speculation about Dallas Mavericks stars. The current roster represents Harrison’s vision of a contending team, but reality tells a different story with their 3-9 record placing them among the Western Conference‘s worst teams.
Klay Thompson has faced criticism for years. But what Patrick Beverley and Jason Williams said on Hoopin’ N Hollerin’? That wasn’t basketball. It wasn’t even an analysis.
After firing Nico Harrison as general manager, the Dallas Mavericks are widely expected to trade Anthony Davis and Klay Thompson, sources told DallasHoopsJournal.
According to NBA insider Chris Mannix of SI, radical roster changes have already been discussed by the Dallas Mavericks’ new brain trust. The Mavericks fired Nico Harrison as general manager on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the Dallas Mavericks fired general manager Nico Harrison, the orchestrator of the catastrophic trade that sent guard Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in February 2025.
Dallas star Anthony Davis won't play until Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont sees medical data that indicates the big man is not at risk of aggravating his left calf strain.
The Dallas Mavericks are playing their first home game of the post-Nico Harrison era on Wednesday evening, and coach Jason Kidd issued something of a challenge to the fans in attendance.
The Mavericks are trying to move forward, but nothing about this week has felt simple. Anthony Davis will miss his seventh straight game on Wednesday in Phoenix, with team owner Patrick Dumont refusing to clear the big man until the team can provide medical data proving he is not at risk of aggravating his left calf strain.