The Dallas Mavericks could have discussions about postponing Kyrie Irving‘s comeback until next season, according to NBA reporter Tim MacMahon of ESPN.
We are officially in the dog days of the NBA regular season — the midway point of the season when everything is a drag until the Feb. 5 trade deadline.
Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving is nearing a mid-February return following his recovery from a torn ACL suffered last season, a development that could significantly reshape the team’s push for a playoff spot.
Reggie Miller appears to have some fresh intel when it comes to Kyrie Irving. The retired Basketball Hall of Famer Miller was on the call for NBC during Monday’s game between the New York Knicks and the Dallas Mavericks.
The NBA trade deadline is now just 18 days away, and the Dallas Mavericks have found themselves in a number of trade rumors revolving around Anthony Davis, Daniel Gafford, and other high-priced veterans that don't fit Cooper Flagg's timeline.
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 Dallas Mavericks' activity at the trade deadline will have Kyrie Irving in mind. Irving has not played for the Mavs this season as he recovers from a torn ACL he suffered back in March.
In a powerful act of international philanthropy, Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving recently played a key role in building a new school in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a deeply underserved area that had faced disruption from armed conflict and limited access to education.
Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving has always shown a willingness to help those less fortunate than him, and one of his latest philanthropic acts took place in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving has never shied away from expressing his opinion, regardless of how controversial it is. The 2016 NBA champion starred in controversial moments during his career.
Dallas Maverick guard and injured vet and mentor for a host of young NBA players, Kyrie Irving, talked to fans last week after the game against the Sacramento Kings.
ESPN’s Kendrick Perkins believes the Dallas Mavericks should be really busy ahead of the trade deadline with aging veterans Anthony Davis and Kyrie Irving, as they pursue ways to improve the talent surrounding rookie Cooper Flagg.
The Dallas Mavericks don’t know what kind of team that they want to be. At the mercy of circumstances beyond their control, including injuries to perennial All-Star selections Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis, they currently stand at 12th in the West with a 15-25 record.
The Mavericks are saying very little publicly about Kyrie Irving. Privately, the picture appears clearer. According to Grant Afseth of Dallas Hoops Journal, there has been no indication Irving will be shut down for the season.
Anthony Davis came to Dallas as the center of a championship effort. His tenure with the Mavericks is all but ended less than two seasons later, and the franchise is already turning to what lies ahead.
Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving has not yet made his season debut, but he remains as influential as ever in the footwear industry. Today, ANTA introduced Irving's third signature basketball shoe - the KAI3.
There’s still no timetable for Kyrie Irving to return, but there are signs of progress. Irving traveled with the Mavericks to Sacramento and completed a workout with assistant coach Phil Handy following Tuesday’s shootaround, according to Grant Afseth of Dallas Hoops Journal.
Trade chatter is usually just noise. Scroll, shrug, move on. But when it comes from someone plugged into the Cavaliers, and when it actually lines up with roster reality, it tends to stick a little longer.
The Dallas Mavericks are still reeling from a shaky start to the season, and are doing their best to recover with Cooper Flagg and spurts of Anthony Davis fueling the team.
Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving has yet to play a game this season as he continues to rehab from a torn ACL, with no timetable set for his return.
In the world of the NBA, there is a thin line between a legendary moment and becoming a mere footnote in the annals of basketball history. No one understands this truism quite like Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving.
Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving could return from his ACL tear before the NBA All-Star break. DallasHoopsJournal senior reporter Grant Afseth spoke about Irving’s return on the latest HoopsHype podcast.
Kyrie Irving, who was expected to miss the entire season, has seemingly fast-tracked the timeline for his return. According to Senior Mavericks writer Grant Afseth, the franchise is optimistic that Irving could return to action as early as before the All-Star break in mid-February 2026.
Kyrie Irving may be poised to lace up his sneakers this season, even despite the Dallas Mavericks’ flat start. The injured Mavericks star Irving is ahead of his schedule in his recovery from a torn ACL, Marc J.