The Dallas Mavericks are going into the trade deadline hoping to be a little less dramatic than they were a year ago. Last season, they traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in a move that is still shocking to the entire league.
The Dallas Mavericks find themselves in yet another marquee game Saturday, as they will be traveling to Houston to face off with the Rockets. Accordingly, that means we’re set for yet another MMBets Game of the Week. The Mavericks come in riding a bit of a roller coaster.
The Dallas Mavericks are coming off a loss to the red-hot Charlotte Hornets despite a historic performance from star rookie Cooper Flagg, who put up 49 points and 10 rebounds, becoming the first rookie to do so since Michael Jordan.
The Dallas Mavericks are inching closer to the trade deadline, and the team is looking to be one of the league's sellers. The Mavs are projected to be a lottery team for the second year in a row, and that allows them to try and gain some value through trading some of their more desirable players.
The trade deadline is less than a week away, and the Mavericks are expected to be active. Following Anthony Davis’s injury that derailed any trade talks for the 10-time All-Star, the focus has shifted to other key rotational pieces for the Mavericks.
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The NBA trade deadline is just six days away, and the Dallas Mavericks know what they must do. They're ten games below .500 nearly 60% of the way through
The Dallas Mavericks are in some dire straits at the moment. With the likes of Cooper Flagg coming in, he was expected to join Anthony Davis and Kyrie Irving to form a menacing trio.
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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.
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 have high trade thresholds for Naji Marshall and Max Christie, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line. The Mavericks are listening to trade offers for everyone on the roster except Cooper Flagg and Kyrie Irving, sources told DallasHoopsJournal, but it will take a lot to get Marshall or Christie.
The Dallas Mavericks will not play Sunday evening in Milwaukee after their team plane got stuck at the airport in Dallas. The Mavericks had been slated to play in Milwaukee against the Bucks at 7 P.M.