After missing the entirety of the 2025-26 season, the Dallas Mavericks can only hope to receive positive updates on Kyrie Irving. With the entire fan base eagerly awaiting the superstar’s return, there is reason to believe that the wait may be over.
The Dallas Mavericks are about to get a whole lot better for the 2026-27 campaign. On Monday, Shams Charania of ESPN reported that Kyrie Irving, after missing the entirety of the 2025-26 season after sustaining a torn ACL on the third of March in 2025, is now fully healthy and is going to fully be part of the team’s plans for next season.
The Dallas Mavericks are already facing a roster crunch, sitting with 16 players on standard contracts, and they'll need to cut it down to 15 by the start of the regular season.
The Mavericks and center Dereck Lively II have been discussing a potential rookie scale extension, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Twitter link).
An athlete's peak tends to coincide with the youthfulness of their 20s. Sometimes, though, that apex happens when they've had more time to marinate in experience, and that's sometimes true in the NBA.
The Dallas Mavericks are beginning a new chapter with Dusty May as the head coach, and they are trying to lock up a young player for the foreseeable future.
The Dallas Mavericks need to clear a roster spot before the start of the regular season, as they currently have 16 players on standard NBA contracts. However, there is still a lot of time before then, so the Mavericks aren't in a rush to solve this problem now.
It’s been less than three months since the Dallas Mavericks tabbed Masai Ujiri as their president of basketball operations, giving him the chance to turn things around after former general manager Nico Harrison traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, setting the franchise up for a rebuild.
Klay Thompson's tenure with the Dallas Mavericks could be nearing its end. Plenty of rumors have been circulating about Klay Thompson's future, as Thompson still wants to be competing for a championship, and the Mavericks are far from doing so.
Last week we ran a poll asking a kind of complicated question that had two possible answers: which big Dallas Mavericks trade did you think was better?
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.
LeBron James signing with the Philadelphia 76ers does not directly change anything for the Dallas Mavericks. Philadelphia added him on a two-year, $8 million contract with a player option, giving LeBron another championship opportunity while allowing the Sixers to add him without dismantling the expensive core they had already assembled.
The Dallas Mavericks have had a relatively quiet offseason compared to most of the teams. The Mavericks’ biggest move was trading for Zaccharie Risacher in a three-team deal with the Atlanta Hawks and the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Dallas Mavericks remain firm in their stance on Kyrie Irving. According to NBA insider Marc Stein, the Mavericks have shown no willingness to part ways with Irving despite teams showing interest in the star point guard.
In this blog on Athlon Sports, we will discuss the wild developments taking place in the modern sports card industry. At Fanatics Fest NYC 2026 between July 16 and July 19, the collecting world witnessed a historic moment as Dallas Mavericks star Cooper Flagg signed his Cooper Flagg Rookie Debut Patch Autograph live on stage.
LeBron James spurned a return to South Beach in order to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers for what is likely to be the final chapter of his career. Now that LeBron James has made his decision, other dominoes are expected to fall around the league, as many teams were waiting to see what James would do and what moves would be attached to it.
Winning an NBA championship is supposed to be the easy part. For Mark Cuban, the celebration hit an unexpected snag when American Express refused to believe he was really trying to buy a six-figure bottle of champagne.
Based on what we saw in the 2026 NBA Summer League, the Dallas Mavericks walked away from the recent NBA Draft with four very intriguing prospects. First-round picks Morez Johnson Jr.
Team Barstool Sports found themselves creating history at the iconic Family Feud game show. This Thursday night on the Jul. 23, 2026, edition of Celebrity Family Feud, digital sports media company Barstool Sports went against the family of Dallas Mavericks star Cooper Flagg.
The Klay Thompson rumor mill is churning, and he keeps getting linked to one team if the Dallas Mavericks ultimately buy him out. In an appearance on “NBA Today,” ESPN’s Anthony Slater reported that Thompson keeps getting linked to the Miami Heat if the Mavericks ultimately buy out his contract.
The NBA is chock-full of world-class playmakers, and the Dallas Mavericks may have the next great one of the future in their possession. Nikola Jokić, Luka Dončić, Trae Young — the list goes on and on of who are the best in the league.
The Dallas Mavericks may have missed a golden opportunity to build a super team with LeBron James this summer. James has yet to decide his next team in free agency, with the Miami Heat and the Cleveland Cavaliers among the contenders.
Trades that preceded Ujiri's hiring have tied his hands when it comes to roster building. He's making some intriguing gambles using his limited resources.
The Mavericks didn’t hire Masai Ujiri to sit on his hands. Judging by the past few weeks, he has no plans to. Dallas has quietly become one of the NBA’s busiest teams this offseason, reshaping its roster around reigning Rookie of the Year Cooper Flagg while adding size, youth and international talent seemingly everywhere it turns.
The Mavericks may have done more than add another former No. 1 overall pick. They also revived one of the NBA’s rarest pieces of history. By acquiring Zaccharie Risacher from the Hawks, Dallas now has the No.
The Dallas Mavericks recently concluded their NBA Summer League slate against the New York Knicks at the Thomas & Mack Center on Friday. The NBA’s Summer League served as a testing ground for the Mavericks, who are rebuilding around the reigning Rookie of the Year, Cooper Flagg.