It's been another year defined by injuries for the Dallas Mavericks. Kyrie Irving will miss the whole year after ACL surgery last March, they ended up dumping the salary of Anthony Davis due to his lack of availability, and Dereck Lively II only played in 7 games before needing season-ending foot surgery.
The Dallas Mavericks are in the process of looking for a new arena, as their lease at the American Airlines Center expires at the end of the 2030-21 season, and they don't plan to renew.
To some of us, it may sound like an echo from a not-so-distant past. How do we protect our superstar and franchise player from constantly getting hit and banged up – and carrying too much of the load? “Health is the biggest thing,” Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd said a few days ago about Cooper Flagg.
The 2025-26 season hasn’t gone according to plan for Klay Thompson and the Dallas Mavericks. The team has looked more like a rebuilding project than a championship or even playoff contender. The four-time NBA champion opened up about the emotional toll of a season that has been disappointing to say the least.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
Dallas Mavericks center Dereck Lively II has been marred with injuries in his young NBA career. This season, he only played seven games after he was ruled out for the rest of the 2025-26 season.
The new general manager for the Dallas Mavericks has not yet been chosen. As of this writing, Matt Riccardi and former NBA player Michael Finley have been appointed as the organization's interim general managers.
With the 2025-26 season nearly coming to an end, the Dallas Mavericks are seemingly looking ahead to the 2026 NBA Draft. With the organization hoping to acquire young talent for the roster in the offseason, CEO Rick Welts explains why the upcoming draft is so important for the franchise.
The Dallas Mavericks fired Nico Harrison as general manager near the beginning of the 2025-26 season back in November. Since then, the club has not found its official replacement.
Nearly a week after Miami Heat star Bam Adebayo shook up the NBA world with a historic game of 83 points, the reverberations are still being felt. This
12 assists, 100% from three-point range, zero turnovers. That was the stat line for undrafted rookie Ryan Nembhard in the Dallas Mavericks’ 135-120 loss to the Atlanta Hawks Wednesday night.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
The Dallas Mavericks have been in some familiar matchups over the past few weeks, with the Atlanta Hawks the latest to run it back just eight days after the last time the two teams faced off.
The Dallas Mavericks got blown out again, this time a 135-120 loss to the Atlanta Hawks Wednesday night in Dallas. CJ McCollum led the Hawks with 24 points, while Jalen Johnson almost had a triple double with 17 points, 11 rebounds, and nine assists.
The Atlanta Hawks defeated the Dallas Mavericks 135-to-120. This game started on the wrong foot, and the Mavericks never quite found their level. If you blinked (or spent the first couple of minutes looking at your phone), you might’ve missed the Hawks starting the game by opening up a 10-to-0 lead within the game’s first two minutes.
The Dallas Mavericks have gotten solid seasons from the team's rookie class. Of course, top pick Cooper Flagg has stolen most of the headlines with an impressive first year, living up to his position as the No.
When the Dallas Mavericks drafted Cooper Flagg first overall, Jason Kidd knew immediately that he'd be rolling him out at point guard, seeing that he could be a Grant Hill kind of player.
During an interview with NBA reporter Malika Andrews of ESPN, Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg spoke about how great a mentor Kyrie Irving has been to him.
An offseason NBA trade proposal sending Kyrie Irving from the Dallas Mavericks to the Orlando Magic has been created. NBA writer Greg Swartz of Bleacher
The Dallas Mavericks have had an interesting season. The group hung around in the Western Conference postseason race breifly, competing for a spot in the Play-In Tournament, but ultimatley elected to improve the team's draft odds instead.
The Dallas Mavericks have struggled to keep pace in the competitive Western Conference this season, currently sitting in the 12th seed. Since losing Luka Doncic in one of the league’s most shocking trades last season, Dallas has not been able to replicate the same level of success.
Cuban sold his majority stake in the Dallas Mavericks back in 2023, and it looks like he has had some regrets about how things played out after stepping away from the decision-making.
Closing in on the end of an absolute circus of a season, the Dallas Mavericks will soon have some decisions to make. With five contracts expiring or with an option this offseason, and an estimated $52,000,000 being lifted off of the books, this period will be crucial to the Mavericks’ future.
Former Mavericks principal owner Mark Cuban has one big regret from his final years running the franchise. Namely, hiring Nico Harrison as general manager.
The Boston Celtics were already one of the best teams in the NBA's Eastern Conference this season. Now they are even better. They might even be bordering on scary.