Back in February, it seemed like every piece of damning evidence pointing towards the inevitability of the Dallas Mavericks’ decision to trade away Luka Doncic came out on social media.
The Dallas Mavericks welcomed the Phoenix Suns to the American Airlines Center on Wednesday night, also Hardwood Classic Night. But the Mavericks fell to the Suns 123-114 in a Western Conference clash.
Klay Thompson's rough start in Dallas this season has basketball fans talking, and former NBA star Jason Williams thinks he might know the reason — and it's not on the court.
The Dallas Mavericks finally made the decision to fire Nico Harrison from his post as the general manager on Tuesday, which was a decision many expected as soon as he traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.
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.
Dallas Mavericks have found themselves in an early 3-9 hole, adding pressure to a season that has not started well. A number of issues have already stacked up for the Mavs, and the recent dismissal of Nico Harrison has only added to the noise around the club.
Cooper Flagg had another impressive game for the Dallas Mavericks, albeit in a loss to the Phoenix Suns. The No. 1 overall pick of the 2025 NBA Draft finished with 16 points on 6-of-15 shooting, along with six rebounds, six assists, three steals and two blocks.
Now that Nico Harrison is gone, the focus shifts back to Anthony Davis, Cooper Flagg, and the rest of the Dallas Mavericks. How they respond now will determine if their former GM was right about their potential.
Can I be honest with you? Today is the first day the RoundUp has felt like getting back on the horse and aggregating the whole of YouTube because—well—we’ve been depressed just like (many of) you have.
The negativity brewing in Dallas right now is off the charts. Probably not the kind of scenario most imagined when a certain Duke superstar declared for the NBA draft.
Firing Nico Harrison will not solve all the troubles of the Dallas Mavericks, and in their first game since letting go of former general manager, they suffered a 123-114 loss at the hands of the Phoenix Suns at American Airlines Center in Dallas on Wednesday night. The loss dropped Cooper Flagg and the Mavs to 3-9.
The Dallas Mavericks entered Wednesday’s game aiming to turn the tide after a rocky start to the 2025‑26 season. With No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg on board and a roster built around Anthony Davis, expectations were high, but the team has struggled to meet them.
It’s usually not a good sign when a General Manager ends up being the most talked-about figure in an NBA franchise, and in Dallas, for the last nine months, Nico Harrison has been the talk of the town.
The Dallas Mavericks were once again sporting their beautiful Hardwood Classic green jerseys as they took on the Phoenix Suns in a new era of Dallas hoops, sans the leadership of Nico Harrison.
The Mavericks continue to put forth the effort, oftentimes playing well enough to win, but ultimately commit too many team errors to get over the hump.
It’s not uncommon for a girlfriend of a professional athlete to be blamed for distracting the player and resulting in bad gameplay. Now, a former NBA star is putting Megan Thee Stallion in the hot seat and blaming her for Klay Thompson’s on-court woes.
The Dallas Mavericks lost to the Phoenix Suns 123-114 Wednesday night in Dallas. It was the Mavericks fifth loss in the last sixth games, as Dallas drops to a disappointing 3-9.
In the aftermath of the firing of Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison, the future of multiple Mavs seems to be up in the air. But no player would appear to have more doubt cast on their near or long-term future in Dallas than Anthony Davis.
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 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.
Mark Cuban does not play much of a role with the Dallas Mavericks anymore, but he reportedly has enough sway that he had a hand in getting general manager Nico Harrison fired.
The Dallas Mavericks fired GM Nico Harrison on Tuesday, but his most controversial trade was made with the full backing of new team governor Patrick Dumont.