According to league sources and first reported by Grant Afseth of the DallasHoopsJournal.com, the Dallas Mavericks continue to see strong long-term potential in pairing Kyrie Irving with Cooper Flagg as soon as Irving returns from injury.
The trade deadline has officially passed, and the Dallas Mavericks have a new look after the departure of Anthony Davis. With him went D’Angelo Russell, Dante Exum and Jaden Hardy.
On the eve of the trade deadline, the Dallas Mavericks cut their losses and sent Anthony Davis to the Washington Wizards for a package headlined by Khris Middleton, AJ Johnson, two first-round picks (from Oklahoma City and Golden State) and three second-round picks.
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The Dallas Mavericks (19-32) played their first post-Trade Deadline game on Thursday night, taking on the San Antonio Spurs (35-16) at home. Looking to stop a five-game losing streak, Dallas instead extended their season-long skid to six with a 135-123 loss.
The Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs met in the first game of a home-and-home set on Thursday. The Spurs defeated the Mavericks 135-123 at the American Airlines Center.
The Dallas Mavericks hosted the San Antonio Spurs in the first game since the trade deadline, but it's also the last home game for the Mavs for nearly three weeks.
Kyrie Irving has been out with an ACL injury for almost a year now, but he could make his return soon. When he comes back, he will be on a wildly different Dallas Mavericks roster.
“I’M HERE!” That’s what Anthony Davis exclaimed to the applauding crowd at American Airlines Center after a big play during his debut for the Dallas Mavericks last year.
Kyrie Irving has not played a single minute for the Dallas Mavericks this season. The nine-time All-Star is still rehabbing a torn ACL in his left knee and currently does not have a firm timetable for his return.
The NBA trade deadline has come and gone for the Dallas Mavericks, and they made one of the big blockbusters of the season, sending Anthony Davis, along with D'Angelo Russell, Jaden Hardy, and Dante Exum, to the Washington Wizards in a glorified salary dump.
The Dallas Mavericks decided they weren't done at the NBA's trade deadline, but not in a way many would have expected. With Daniel Gafford and Marvin Bagley
The Dallas Mavericks are making a quick trade just before the deadline comes to a close, according to ESPN insider Shams Charania. "The Charlotte Hornets are trading Tyus Jones to the Dallas Mavericks for Malaki Branham, sources tell ESPN.
Cooper Flagg came into the NBA as one of the most heralded prospects of the last few decades. The former Duke freshman seemed to be the total package, combining a varied offensive bag with the size, smarts and competitiveness to be an excellent defensive player, as well.
The Dallas Mavericks made a big decision to move forward with the future of the franchise, trading Anthony Davis and others to the Washington Wizards for mainly expiring contracts and middling draft capital.
The Dallas Mavericks don’t want to trade Naji Marshall or Max Christie, but they are still exploring moves involving Daniel Gafford, Klay Thompson and D’Angelo Russell, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line.