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.
Kessler Edwards spent the 2024-25 season playing for the Dallas Mavericks. He had averages of 4.2 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.1 assists per contest while shooting 49.6% from the field and 40.7% from the three-point range in 40 games (18 starts).
The Dallas Mavericks have let go of a critical player, Kessler Edwards, who was part of the team’s roster last year. Here’s why the Mavericks released Edwards, 25, and the team the Glendale, California native signed with.
The Denver Nuggets’ 2025-26 roster appears to be set as they inked Kessler Edwards to a contract today, according to Michael Scotto of HoopHype. “The Denver
The Sacramento Kings have had some fairly forgettable players come through the organization over recent years, but they have also had plenty of talent.
After spending the 2024-25 NBA season with the Dallas Mavericks, 25-year-old forward Kessler Edwards has agreed to a training camp contract with the Denver Nuggets.
The Nuggets and free agent forward Kessler Edwards have reached an agreement on a deal, reports Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link). Edwards, who turned 25 on Saturday, has appeared in at least 36 games in each of the past four seasons after being drafted 44th overall out of Pepperdine in 2021.
FRISCO – It’s a good thing Kessler Edwards stayed ready – and didn’t have to get ready — this past season for the Dallas Mavericks. That’s because when the Mavs were besieged with one key injury after another, the 6-7, 203-pound Edwards was one of the players who stepped in and helped fill the void.
As expected, the Mavericks activated Kessler Edwards for Tuesday’s game against the Knicks. With Anthony Davis sitting out the second end of the back-to-back after returning from his adductor injury on Monday, Edwards earned the start in Dallas’ frontcourt and played 19 minutes in the 15-point loss.
Rookie big man Isaac Jones, who is on a two-way contract with the Kings, has been active for the maximum of 50 NBA games this season and is no longer eligible to play for Sacramento in 2024/25, tweets Bobby Marks of ESPN.
SAN ANTONIO – If you’re looking for the best bargain on the Mavericks’ roster this season, look no further than Kessler Edwards. The man has paid for his modest, two-way contract many times over.
This chapter of the Mavs & Spurs was rather forgettable The Dallas Mavericks (33-33, 10th in the Western Conference) are set to face off for the fourth and final time this season against their Interstate 35 neighbors, the San Antonio Spurs.
Injuries have decimated the Mavericks‘ roster and have compromised their ability to compete in the second half of this season. The team had just nine healthy players active on Sunday and saw that number drop to eight in the second game of a back-to-back on Monday.
With 17 games remaining, the Mavs will need to wisely manage the remaining eligibility of their two-way players The Dallas Mavericks currently enlist three two-way players on their roster – Brandon Williams, Kessler Edwards and newly signed Kai Jones.
It had been a solid two games since the Mavericks had an injury scare, so naturally, they were due for more health issues on Sunday afternoon. Late in the third quarter of their 125-116 loss to the Phoenix Suns, the Mavericks watched Dwight Powell and Kessler Edwards – two of their last big men standing – ran into each other head to head.
The Sacramento Kings made one of their biggest NBA draft mistakes of all time by selecting Nik Stauskas eighth overall in 2014, as the guard played just one season with the franchise before getting traded.
The Dallas Mavericks have gone 5-5 since the February 1 trade agreement that sent superstar forward Luka Doncic to coach JJ Redick's Los Angeles Lakers. The deal shined the spotlight on the Mavericks' new starting lineup with Anthony Davis as the team's new star player opposite Kyrie Irving at the point guard position.
DALLAS — When 6’7″ Kessler Edwards signed a two-way contract with the Dallas Mavericks before the 2024-25 NBA season, he likely would have never predicted that he would be Dallas’ starting center in February.
Despite being on a G League deal, wing Kessler Edwards could find himself on the Dallas Mavericks roster at some point this season due to a confluence of factors.
Kessler Edwards is coming off a year where he appeared in 54 games for the Sacramento Kings. He finished the season with averages of 1.7 points per contest while shooting 41.5% from the field and 38.5% from the three-point range.
The Dallas Mavericks used their final roster spot by signing Spencer Dinwiddie to a one-year contract this week. While they could eventually waive A.J.
The Dallas Mavericks intend to sign small forward Kessler Edwards to a two-way contract, per Shams Charania of The Athletic. Edwards, 23, is 6-foot-8 and appeared in 54 games with the Sacramento Kings and Brooklyn Nets last season, averaging 1.7 points in a mere 5.1 minutes.
The Sacramento Kings are not extending qualifying offers to Jordan Ford, Kessler Edwards, and Jalen Slawson, per Sacramento Bee's Jason Anderson, making the young Kings unrestricted free agents.