Just as speculation about Mark Cuban regaining control of the Dallas Mavericks began to circulate, the franchise’s controlling owners made their position unmistakably clear.
This week, speculation emerged that Mark Cuban might be involved in a bid to buy the Dallas Mavericks, but the possibility seems unlikely because owner Patrick Dumont reportedly has no plans to sell.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
While rumors circulated this week that there was an investor group interested in attempting to buy the Mavericks with the help of Mark Cuban, it appears that any such interest will be short-lived.
Would Mark Cuban buy back the Dallas Mavericks? Here are the possibilities, so you can make an informed decision. Here’s what fans need to know and the potential for this actually happening.
A fascinating story came out on Monday from NBA insider Marc Stein, who reported that an "unidentified Dallas investor group" is looking to partner with Mark Cuban to buy the Dallas Mavericks back from Miriam Adelson and Patrick Dumont.
Mark Cuban is weighing a possible move to regain control of the Dallas Mavericks after a chaotic stretch for the franchise. The situation follows the heavily criticised Luka Doncic trade and a series of decisions that have drawn sustained backlash from the fan base.
An unidentified Dallas investor group is interested in partnering with former owner Mark Cuban in attempt to buy back the Mavericks, Marc Stein reports at The Stein Line (Substack link).
In 2023, Mark Cuban sold his large stake in the Dallas Mavericks for a staggering $3.5 billion price tag. Now, not even three years later, Cuban could be involved in getting the franchise back.
Cooper Flagg came into the NBA as one of the most heralded prospects of the last few decades. The former Duke freshman seemed to be the total package, combining a varied offensive bag with the size, smarts and competitiveness to be an excellent defensive player, as well.
The Dallas Mavericks are now Cooper Flagg's team after the front office dealtAnthony Davis to the Washington Wizards on Wednesday. The Mavericks are gradually shaping the roster to build around the former Duke star.
Mark Cuban bought the Dallas Mavericks for $285 million in 2000. He played a major role in building a team worthy of a championship. However, since Cuban gave away his chair to Patrick Dumont, things haven’t been particularly great.
The whistle never came. That silence lingered longer than the final buzzer. What should have been another defining moment in Cooper Flagg’s explosive rookie stretch instead turned into the flashpoint of a growing frustration inside Dallas.
The Dallas Mavericks reopened an old wound this week when Mark Cuban reflected on the Luka Doncic trade that changed everything. The decision sent shockwaves across the NBA and delivered Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.
Former Dallas Mavericks majority owner Mark Cuban didn't hold back when calling out the NBA, particularly the management team handling the Last Two Minute reports.
Rookie sensation Cooper Flagg has lived up to the expectations in his first year with the Dallas Mavericks. The former Duke Blue Devil was selected first overall in the 2025 NBA Draft.
Pegula stunned members of the NFL community when he said during a news conference that former HC Sean McDermott's staff and not Bills GM Brandon Beane was responsible for the club selecting Coleman in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Davis was supposed to form a tandem with star guard Kyrie Irving that would keep the Mavericks in championship contention. That vision may not become a reality.