With Stephen Curry entering the back end of his career and their championship window closing, it might be time to get creative and swing for the fences.
There is a particular kind of uncertainty that clings to every NBA draft pick — the wide-eyed, romantic uncertainty of projection. It is the mystery that animates fanbases, front offices, and entire ecosystems of scouting jargon: Will he translate?
The Minnesota Timberwolves visited the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center on Wednesday, looking to gain more momentum after recently snapping their five-game skid.
There are nine days remaining until the NBA trade deadline, and while the Dallas Mavericks would like to move on from Anthony Davis, it's looking unlikely.
Anthony Davis is not supposed to be available. After all, he’s injured (yet again). But in this league, supposed to only means so much. Despite Davis being sidelined with a wrist injury, the Mavericks have reopened trade conversations involving the All-Star forward, per ESPN’s Shams Charania and Bobby Marks.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
The Atlanta Hawks made the first blockbuster deal of trade season when they sent franchise star Trae Young to the Washington Wizards. The NBA trade deadline is Feb.
The Dallas Mavericks are trying to figure out what to do regarding Anthony Davis ahead of the NBA trade deadline next week. Davis is approaching the one-year anniversary since his trade from the Los Angeles Lakers to the Mavericks for Luka Doncic, but his tenure in the Lone Star State has primarily been defined by injuries.
While Anthony Davis is the biggest Dallas Mavericks name swirling through the trade winds, the player to reportedly watch is Naji Marshall, per Christian Clark of The Athletic.
Anthony Davis prefers to remain with the Dallas Mavericks for the rest of the season, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line. The Los Angeles Lakers traded Davis to the Mavericks last season in the blockbuster Luka Dončić trade.
Anthony Davis is starting to look more like a Maverick for the rest of the season. With the trade deadline 10 days away, multiple league sources told Christian Clark of The Athletic that a Davis deal is now considered unlikely.
The Dallas Mavericks find themselves trapped in an Anthony Davis stalemate. His recurring health concerns and limited court time are draining momentum from any pre-deadline market.
With 10 days left until the trade deadline, it’s appearing more likely that Anthony Davis will finish the season with the Mavericks, multiple league sources tell Christian Clark of The Athletic.
Anthony Davis was widely expected to be on the trade market before the upcoming February 5 deadline. A report, which was later debunked by NBA insider Marc Stein, even claimed that his agent, Rich Paul, has made a demand to the Mavericks’ front office that they trade him before the deadline.
Anthony Davis’s agent, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul, is one of the most powerful figures in the NBA. Not only do his actions carry weight but his words.
The Anthony Davis trade situation has placed the Dallas Mavericks in an uncomfortable position. With the trade deadline approaching and Davis sidelined by injury, the front office faces a decision that could define the franchise’s direction.
Rich Paul wants to clear something up. Loudly. The Klutch Sports boss says reports claiming he demanded the Mavericks trade Anthony Davis are flat-out wrong.
Anthony Davis is not banging the table for a trade. Even if his agent might be. During the Lakers-Mavericks broadcast Sunday, ESPN’s Tim MacMahon reported that agent Rich Paul has made it known he believes a trade could be in Davis’ best interest.
The Dallas Mavericks are fielding offers for a potential Anthony Davis trade less than two weeks away from the league's trade deadline. Bleacher Report writer Grant Hughes believes the Mavericks need to do their best to try and find anything valuable to acquire for Davis.
The February 5 deadline is barely two weeks away. Two teams in particular have been pretty aggressive in the trade market, at least, the rumors say so.
It's no secret that the Dallas Mavericks would like to trade Anthony Davis if the right opportunity presents itself. But they're not going to make a trade for the sake of making a trade, even if it's clear that both sides need to go their separate ways.
Anthony Davis took issue with ESPN's report that his hand injury would require surgery. He was vindicated when a second doctor determined the Dallas Mavericks big man could be re-evaluated in six weeks.