The Mavericks have Cooper Flagg. Apparently, that alone was not enough to convince ESPN that their immediate future belongs among the NBA’s brightest. ESPN ranked Dallas 17th in its projection of each team’s next three seasons, as Austin Veazey of NBA on SI detailed.
The Dallas Mavericks have a young superstar to build around in Cooper Flagg, who had a sensational rookie year. For someone who didn't turn 19 until December, the Mavericks couldn't have asked for much more from him.
Cooper Flagg had a sensational rookie season with the Dallas Mavericks, exceeding even the highest expectations people had for the first overall pick out of Duke.
We polled the Mavs Moneyball readership a couple of weeks back on how many games the readership expected Dereck Lively II to play in 2026-27, a year removed from a lost season of just seven games.
The offseason is about stories. There is no NBA basketball to analyze, so all the enjoyment of the sport comes from conversing about hypotheticals. Football is back, which means Cowboys-fueled disappointment has activated my basketball brain.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Mark Cuban’s failure to land DeAndre Jordan as a free agent in 2015 for the Dallas Mavericks was a massive story then, and his recounting of the story has gone viral.
Kyrie Irving publicly has Azeez Al-Shaair’s back after the NFL star was fined for promoting a pro-Palestine message. Houston Texans linebacker Azeez Al-Shaair was fined $11,492 after he wore an unauthorised message on his eye black during their 36-31 loss against the Buffalo Bills.
The Dallas Mavericks are about 10 days away from starting training camp in preparation for the 2026-27 season. They get a little bit of an early start due to playing preseason games internationally, so media day will be on the 25th, and training camp will begin soon after.
DALLAS — Dirk Nowitzki said Wednesday that his first season as a studio analyst for Amazon Prime Video’s NBA coverage was hard at the beginning. Seven years out of the league had left him catching up on new players, front offices, coaches, and styles.
DALLAS — Dirk Nowitzki said Wednesday that he and Dallas Mavericks president of basketball operations Masai Ujiri have spent the last couple of weeks discussing what his role with the franchise could be.
BANGOR, Maine — Dallas Mavericks star sophomore Cooper Flagg opened a card shop, Flagg Trading Co., on September 12th in Bangor, Maine. Roughly half an
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
The Dallas Mavericks have made a lot of changes this offseason, some of them being very loud moves. Between getting a new head coach, a new front office, drafting Morez Johnson Jr.
Using the latest release in the NBA2K franchise to simulate Mavericks Year Two scenarios for Cooper Flagg? It can get weird. And I’m talking Nathan Fielder movie trailer — compelling weird.
The Mavericks might be far from being contenders at this point, but they have a very bright future as a franchise with Flagg leading the way as their new franchise player.
The Luka Doncic-Jason Kidd relationship was never without tension. Reports even linked the former Dallas coach to the decision to trade the superstar, though he later denied having a role in it.
If Jason Kidd ever needs a reference from Igor Kokoskov, he should probably keep looking. Kokoskov, a Mavericks assistant during Kidd’s first season as coach in 2021-22, unloaded on his former boss during an appearance on the Serbian YouTube channel Xs and Os Chat.
At least one notable figure is pleased that Jason Kidd is no longer the head coach of the Dallas Mavericks. Former NBA coach Igor Kokoskov appeared this week on the “X’s and O’s Chat” podcast.
Training camp is just around the corner for the Dallas Mavericks, as they get an early start compared to most teams because of two international preseason games against the Houston Rockets in Macau.
The Mavericks were a mess last season, there really isn’t another way to put it. They went 26-56, finished 12th in the West, and ended the year 27th in offensive rating at 111.2 points, while the defense wasn’t saving them either at 116.5, 20th in the NBA.
In talking about the 2026-27 Dallas Mavericks, Hall of Fame forward Dirk Nowitzki is eager to see how Kyrie Irving and Cooper Flagg will lead the team in the second season of the 2025 first overall pick.
Ahead of Dallas Mavericks president Masai Ujiri’s first season as president since replacing Nico Harrison, Hall of Fame forward Dirk Nowitzki revealed how he was approached by the organization over the summer.
The rift between Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks was never loud. It didn’t produce statements or press conferences. It produced absence – the kind that Dallas fans felt every time the camera panned to a courtside seat that should have been occupied.