NBA season was turbulent for the Dallas Mavericks, largely due to the backlash following Luka Doncic’s trade. But fortune shifted when the Mavericks landed the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft and selected Cooper Flagg.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/mavericks as Mavericks’ front office ranked one of the worst in the NBA.

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.

“You’ve got the Warriors, the Lakers, the Mavericks, if they get healthy, I’d probably have Memphis and San Antonio all in the same group,” listed Tim Bontemps, putting Dallas behind the Thunder, Nuggets, Clippers, and Rockets.

The Mavericks will not have big spending power in free agency to as they will operate as an apron team. An increased payroll brought by Flagg’s rookie-scale contract as the No.1 pick and an ...

BOSTON — The most implausibly long joyride in the Dallas Mavericks’ 44-season history ended here Monday night, on Boston’s famed parquet court, at 9:59 p.m. Central. It ended with Boston’s ...

One member of the Mavericks' front office had nothing but good things to say about two-way player Ryan Nembhard.

At an age where everyone in his draft pool has retired, former Mavericks guard Dominique Jones is not only still playing; he is thriving.