The Dallas Mavericks are officially in the new era after trading Anthony Davis to the Washington Wizards. The team now has some flexibility to work with after moving his big contract, and that should really help them this summer when they are in need of reshaping the entire roster.
Coming into Tuesday’s NBA slate, the Dallas Mavericks (21-36) sat seventh from the bottom of the league standings. Just the Utah Jazz (18-40), the Washington
The Mavericks cruised past the Nets 123-114. The Mavericks were led by a dominant front-court effort with 22 points from Marvin Bagley, and Naji Marshall had 19.
Marvin Bagley III scored 22 points, including a clutch basket down the stretch as the Dallas Mavericks went ahead for good in the first quarter and earned a 123-114 victory over the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday night.
How many of the NBA All-Star Game MVP Award -- officially named the Kobe Bryant Trophy in 2020 -- in the three-point era (1979-80) can you name in five minutes?
The NBA is a league built on the backs of its stars. Every now and then, guys in the NBA will raise their play to All-Star level, and sometimes, that run only lasts for one season.
The Dallas Mavericks flew in on Tuesday afternoon to play the Brooklyn Nets due to a snowstorm, as both teams wanted to make sure to get this fight for the tank in.
Besides the veteran leadership that Khris Middleton brings to the Dallas Mavericks, the 2021 NBA champion can still punish defenses on a given night. Although he is unlikely to remain with the team past this season, the franchise should still try to soak up all the wisdom the three-time All-Star has to share.
The Dallas Mavericks acquired 2021 NBA champion Khris Middleton from the Washington Wizards in the blockbuster Anthony Davis trade. Many people around the NBA speculated that Dallas and Middleton would agree to a buyout after the trade, allowing the veteran to join a playoff team.
The Dallas Mavericks made one of the biggest moves of the trade deadline by sending Anthony Davis to the Washington Wizards. While they got some draft capital in return, the biggest motive for the trade was the expiring contracts, giving the Mavericks a lot of financial freedom that they didn't have previously.
Will Khris Middleton be a Maverick for the rest of the season? Or not much longer? According to Marc Stein of The Stein Line, Dallas has essentially left that call up to Middleton and his camp.
The Dallas Mavericks have not had a good season with a 20-36 record. They are currently in 12th in the western conference, but one of the bright spots of this franchise is rookie Cooper Flagg.
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The Dallas Mavericks walked off the floor Sunday in Indianapolis with a 134-130 win over the Pacers, and Khris Middleton shined when it mattered most. The 34-year-old forward scored 25 points on 11-of-15 shooting, adding seven rebounds and seven assists in 30 minutes.
The Dallas Mavericks are smiling after beating the Indiana Pacers to snap their 10-game losing streak. Despite the victory against the Pacers, NBA.com writer John Schuhmann moved the Mavs down a spot in the latest power rankings.
In the month that passed between their last two wins, the Dallas Mavericks tweaked their roster by dealing Anthony Davis and lost Cooper Flagg to a foot injury, but still finished games with the same frustrating result until Sunday night.
The Dallas Mavericks are building around Cooper Flagg, but they need more than just him to make a team that can compete in the Western Conference. The Mavericks are also in need of role players, but they may have one of their long-term options in point guard Brandon Williams.
Khris Middleton's 25 points led six Dallas scorers in double figures, and the Mavericks snapped a 10-game losing skid with their 134-130 defeat of the Indiana Pacers on Sunday in Indianapolis.
The ever-growing issue of tanking has taken over the NBA narrative and conversations. Commissioner Adam Silver has made it clear that he plans on implementing a solution to prevent teams from tanking and providing a poor product on the court.
Mark Cuban isn’t done poking holes in the NBA’s tanking logic. As the league ramps up its anti-tanking push — with commissioner Adam Silver openly acknowledging the issue has gotten worse — the former Mavericks majority owner took to social media to raise a fairly uncomfortable follow-up question.
ESPN apparently falls a little bit flat for Kyrie Irving. The Dallas Mavericks star point guard Irving, an ANTA signature athlete, appeared during NBA All-Star Weekend at an AntaLand event in Santa Monica, Calif.