He hasn’t yet taken the court in his Dallas Mavericks uniform, but he’s already managed to alienate his new fans.
Is Russell set to have a strong campaign as he enters a pivotal season in his career?
The Brooklyn Nets decided to focus on the backcourt at the 2025 NBA Draft, a choice that made plenty of sense given the struggles in that area last season, compounded by the free agency exit of D'Angelo Russell.
43 different players recorded a triple-double in the 2024-25 NBA season. How many of them can you name in six minutes?
The Dallas Mavericks have a new point guard in town and his name is D'Angelo Russell. Bleacher Report writer Grant Hughes listed Russell as the team's "biggest riser" going into the upcoming season.
Being tall tends to give you a better chance at success in basketball. Sometimes, though, players are so good that despite being short by NBA standards, they make a significant impact on the league.
After trading Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis last February, the Dallas Mavericks had to rely essentially entirely on Kyrie Irving for both scoring and facilitation from the point guard spot.
D'Angelo Russell has had a very interesting NBA career, but the former second overall pick is still going strong after a decade in the league. It is an impressive feat to play for over a decade in the NBA for any player, even a high lottery pick.
D’Angelo Russell is clearly not too thrilled with the team that traded him away twice.
The Dallas Mavericks only made one major move in free agency, and that was to bring in D'Angelo Russell as a stopgap until Kyrie Irving returns from ACL surgery.
Last season, the Brooklyn Nets reunited with D'Angelo Russell through a midseason trade with the Los Angeles Lakers. Before the 2025-26 season begins, they have the chance to rekindle relations with another member of the fun "Russell Era" of Brooklyn basketball: Rondae Hollis-Jefferson.
The Dallas Mavericks have developed a reputation for acquiring some intriguing point guard talent over the last few decades. With the latest addition of D'Angelo Russell, however, a different kind of trend has emerged.
The Dallas Mavericks only made one new addition to their roster during free agency. The Mavericks were left with a hole in the backcourt following Kyrie Irving's season-ending ACL tear in March.
Earlier this month, 29-year-old D'Angelo Russell signed a two-year, $13 million contract with the Dallas Mavericks. With the move, he reunites with his former Los Angeles Lakers teammate, Anthony Davis.
While it was a short but memorable second stint for D'Angelo Russell on the Brooklyn Nets, the veteran guard received his thanks from the franchise on social media this past weekend as he signed a two-year deal with the Dallas Mavericks at the start of free agency.
After the tumultuous 2024-25 season endured by Mavericks fans and players alike, which featured an ill-advised Luka Doncic trade and a season-ending ACL injury for Kyrie Irving, Dallas signed veteran point guard D'Angelo Russell to a two-year, $13 million contract.
Forty-six active NBA players have scored 50 or more points in a game on at least one occasion. How many of the 46 can you name in five minutes?
Just a few hours into the NBA free agency window, the Dallas Mavericks followed their predicted game plan by targeting a point guard to fill in the starting lineup during Kyrie Irving's ACL recovery for the first few months of the season.
Free agent point guard D'Angelo Russell is joining the Dallas Mavericks on a two-year deal worth $13 million, ESPN reported Monday. Russell joins a Mavs team in win-now mode following the midseason Luka Doncic trade, with a core of Kyrie Irving, Anthony Davis, Klay Thompson, Daniel Gafford, Dereck Lively II and No.
He will be signed using the taxpayer mid-level exception, which will hard cap the Mavs at the second tax apron.
With Kyrie Irving possibly out of commission for all of next season, the Dallas Mavericks could be bringing in another former Brooklyn Nets All-Star.
The Los Angeles Lakers have a monumental summer ahead of them, and things could start to get underway on Wednesday night on the first night of the NBA Draft.
The Brooklyn Nets should fight hard to bring veteran guard D'Angelo Russell back this summer, and no, it's not just because the franchise will be retroing the "Bed-Stuy" era uniforms Russell once sported during his first stint with the Nets seven years ago.
The Brooklyn Nets had another miserable season this year by finishing with a 26-56 record and missing the playoffs for the second straight time. But one of their players seems to be enjoying himself early this offseason.
Clearly, Russell did not love how his time with the Lakers ended.
Russell is seven games into his second spell with the Brooklyn Nets.
Russell seemingly holds a grudge against the Lakers for trading him twice within the span of a few years.
Russell spent time with Brooklyn early in his career and reportedly didn’t part on great terms when he was traded to Golden State in 2019.
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