Jason Kidd has been pretty quiet since "parting ways" with the Dallas Mavericks back in May, following the hiring of Masai Ujiri as the team's president.
Jason Kidd has coached LeBron James, Luka Doncic, and Cooper Flagg during different stages of his career. But when he was forced to pick between the three, the former Dallas Mavericks coach had little trouble choosing the King at the top.
With the start of the 2026-27 NBA season less than two months away, Dallas Mavericks fans have many reasons to be excited. The continued development and ascension of 19-year-old Cooper Flagg is the biggest, but the return of star point guard Kyrie Irving has to be a close second.
Jason Kidd is apparently on a hiatus rather than a retirement. The former Dallas Mavericks head coach Kidd visited the Philippines this week and was interviewed by Rappler’s Delfin Dioquino.
People are conflicted about what the 2026-27 Dallas Mavericks could be. While they have clearly made improvements on the back end of the roster and will be getting Kyrie Irving back from injury, most sportsbooks have the Mavs winning between 32 and 35 games.
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.
The Mavericks and former head coach Jason Kidd mutually agreed to part ways in May, but the 53-year-old remains interested in continuing his coaching career, writes Grant Afseth of Dallas Sports Journal.
MANILA — Former Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd said he would consider returning to an NBA bench at some point, in an interview with Rappler during his first trip to the Philippines.
We’re under two months away from opening night, and there’s plenty of chatter surrounding the new-look Dallas Mavericks. From draft night in June to trade splashes in July to personnel moves in August, the Mavericks have had a busy summer.
DALLAS — Expectations may not be very high for the Dallas Mavericks going into the 2026-27 season, but 2016 NBA champion Richard Jefferson isn’t totally writing them off when it comes to the Western Conference postseason picture.
When the Dallas Mavericks opted to buy out Klay Thompson this week, they opted opt out of nearly a quarter of the team’s three point shooting attempts from the 2025-26 season.
The Dallas Mavericks have five Europeans on their roster at this point (including two-way player, British Tobi Lawal), two of which are completely new to the US and the NBA. But why do we keep talking about this?
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.
Klay Thompson is now a member of the Miami Heat after he and the Dallas Mavericks agreed to a buyout last Friday, clearing the way for the sharpshooter to become a free agent.
The Dallas Mavericks had one of their worst seasons in recent memory last year, going just 26-56 while navigating injuries to Kyrie Irving, Anthony Davis, Dereck Lively II, and many more.
The Dallas Mavericks bought out Klay Thompson, but the former NBA champion ended up taking less money than is typical in these situations. NBA insider Brian Windhorst explained why.
Michael Porter Jr. recently worked out with Kyrie Irving, and he had nothing but praise for the way the Dallas Mavericks man is moving after coming back from a massive injury.
The Dallas Mavericks offense faces a sudden, massive hole after losing Klay Thompson via a buyout. This move leaves the team scrambling to replace a player who made 202 of their 899 total threes last season.
Veteran point guard Kyrie Irving hasn’t played a game in over one full season, but the latest intel suggests he could be on the verge of a legendary return.
The Dallas Mavericks have undergone a major shift both with respect to their roster and the front office in recent months after the arrival of Masai Ujiri.
Klay Thompson was really ready to move on from the Dallas Mavericks. The five-time NBA All-Star Thompson formally got bought out by the Mavericks earlier this week.
Mavericks assistant coach Phil Handy plans to leave Dallas to join the Sixers as an assistant under head coach Nick Nurse, according to Marc J. Spears of Andscape (Twitter link).
At age 36, Thompson isn't the same player he once was. But he's a year younger than Ray Allen was when he joined the Heat in 2012, which led to an NBA title.
This era of NBA basketball features plenty of player movement, with superstars like LeBron James and Kevin Durant changing teams multiple times over their career. Sometimes, it's the bosses who keep changing, as Luka Doncic discovered again this week.