The Dallas Mavericks are back in action on Friday night after nearly a week off, and they'll be hosting the Brooklyn Nets, arguably the worst team in the NBA.
NBA pundits have floated the idea of trading Anthony Davis to kickstart their rebuild, but apparently, the Dallas Mavericks front office isn’t keen on pulling the trigger anytime soon.
If a trade involving Dallas Mavericks big man Anthony Davis were to come to fruition, there is a potential date on when that would take place. Davis has been on and off the court throughout his stint with the Mavericks.
It's not surprising that No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg immediately stood out for the Dallas Mavericks. The stunning part is that Flagg is lining up to have one of the most memorable rookie campaigns this century.
Three teams are circling for Dallas Mavericks power forward, Anthony Davis and the market just got louder. The Detroit Pistons, Atlanta Hawks, and Toronto Raptors are expected to position themselves as trade suitors for him.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The Dallas Mavericks are expected to shop star forward Anthony Davis ahead of this year's trade deadline, and December 15th marks the unofficial start of NBA trade season, as that's when most players who signed contracts this offseason can become traded.
The Dallas Mavericks have made the switch. Cooper Flagg, only a rookie, has taken charge in leading the Mavericks post the Luka Doncic era. With the trade season approaching, they have a chance to make some key changes to help them grow from their unsteady start.
The Pistons haven’t had any trade conversations with the Mavericks about Anthony Davis, per Omari Sankofa II of the Detroit Free Press (via Ashish Mathur).
Just when you thought the Zion Williamson and Moriah Mills saga had finally fizzled out, former NBA player Charlie Villanueva decided to stir the pot. And honestly, we’re here for it.
For the past two months, Cooper Flagg’s trainer has already witnessed how the NBA’s No. 1 pick has grown literally and figuratively. The literal: the Dallas Mavericks’ rookie has produced a handful of highlight reel dunks.
Trades are coming to the Dallas Mavericks. Pick at least one player you expect to get traded and one player you think should stay in a Mavericks uniform by the trade deadline.
The moment the Oklahoma City Thunder became champions, NBA fans and media started discussing whether they were going to become the league's next dynasty.
The Dallas Mavericks were arguably the most disappointing team in the NBA through the first few weeks. At 9-16, their postseason hopes don't look good, as they are reportedly open to exploring an Anthony Davis trade.
The Dallas Mavericks announced on Wednesday that third-year center Dereck Lively II will miss the rest of the season as he undergoes foot surgery. It'll be his third procedure on his foot in the last year, which is a concerning trend for a talented, tall player.
With the Dallas Mavericks in disarray, rumors emerged that one of their stars was contemplating retirement, only for Mark Cuban to deny these rumors. The Dallas Mavericks find themselves in a difficult position this season, having started things very poorly to begin their campaign.
Mark Cuban was quick to nip an unconfirmed report in the bud on Tuesday, which claimed one Dallas Mavericks player was on the verge of retirement. A report
It has been evident to Dallas Mavericks fans that Cooper Flagg isn’t quite at 100%. For the last few weeks, he has appeared on injury reports with a thumb injury, but has powered through it, sitting out just one game this season due to illness.
This season hasn’t heavily favored the Dallas Mavericks, despite the public’s expectations surrounding the team. The Mavs have shown fight in recent weeks, entering the NBA Cup week with a 9-16 record, winning four of their last five games with wins over the Miami Heat, Denver Nuggets, and Houston Rockets.
The Mavericks are finally showing signs of consistency and confidence, with key players stepping up. Recent games have highlighted a team that moves the ball smarter, communicates better on defense, and maintains energy from start to finish.