Just a year after arriving in Dallas, the Mavericks are seemingly at a crossroads with the Anthony Davis trade situation. After all, the 10x All-Star is leading the team in points, rebounds, and blocks, despite playing just 20 games this season.
There are nine days remaining until the NBA trade deadline, and while the Dallas Mavericks would like to move on from Anthony Davis, it's looking unlikely.
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s trade story takes a new turn every day. The Greek Freak had promised his loyalty towards the Milwaukee Bucks. However, rumors suggest Giannis’ representation has renewed its interest in the New York Knicks.
Rich Paul believes the NBA missed a key opportunity to protect credible information across its media landscape. Rich Paul argued the league failed to respond decisively when changes to X altered how information is verified and consumed by fans.
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.
Rich Paul is trying to add to his list of superstar clientele. The Klutch Sports mega-agent Paul would like to represent disgruntled Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo, Henry Abbott of TrueHoop reported on Monday.
While the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has become a major source of information for NBA fans, it’s no secret that the platform has also become a major source of misinformation as well.
The Dallas Mavericks find themselves trapped in an Anthony Davis stalemate. His recurring health concerns and limited court time are draining momentum from any pre-deadline market.
Anthony Davis was widely expected to be on the trade market before the upcoming February 5 deadline. A report, which was later debunked by NBA insider Marc Stein, even claimed that his agent, Rich Paul, has made a demand to the Mavericks’ front office that they trade him before the deadline.
Rich Paul wants to clear something up. Loudly. The Klutch Sports boss says reports claiming he demanded the Mavericks trade Anthony Davis are flat-out wrong.
The Dallas Mavericks and Anthony Davis have been the talk of the league this whole season. After the Mavs started their season extremely poorly, leading to GM Nico Harrison’s firing, talk of Davis potentially being traded has skyrocketed across the league.
LeBron James is not going anywhere quietly. And the Lakers know it. According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, James and agent Rich Paul are expected to meet with Lakers governor Jeanie Buss soon in an effort to clear the air after recent reporting hinted at lingering tension between the two sides.
The Los Angeles Lakers are trying to build a rhythm on the court and are set to take on a lengthy road trip with the Dallas Mavericks up next tomorrow.
LeBron James had to walk back comments that his agent made about the Los Angeles Lakers trading his longest-tenured teammate. Still, Rich Paul may be right about the future of Austin Reaves in Los Angeles.
Powerful NBA agent Rich Paul has ignited a firestorm of controversy after publicly suggesting the Los Angeles Lakers should trade guard Austin Reaves. The comments, made on Paul’s podcast, have reportedly “ruffled some feathers” within the league and created an uncomfortable situation for a Lakers team currently navigating a losing streak.