Mavericks' trade-down rumors can still lead them to many fans' favorite draft target
Even if the Dallas Mavericks trade down in the 2026 NBA Draft, there's still a chance that they draft Brayden Burries.
Even if the Dallas Mavericks trade down in the 2026 NBA Draft, there's still a chance that they draft Brayden Burries.
The Dallas Mavericks are interested in trading up in the 2026 NBA Draft, and they should target Cooper Flagg's Duke teammate, Isaiah Evans.
The Dallas Mavericks have a seemingly endless list of options at No. 9 overall, but Labaron Philon should be at the top of their list.
The Dallas Mavericks should trade their upcoming 30th pick back to the second round, as second-rounders don't have to be on guaranteed contracts like first-rounders do.
With OKC Thunder guard Isaiah Joe being entrenched in trade rumors, the Dallas Mavericks should take him off the Thunder's hands this summer.
The Dallas Mavericks need to hire a head coach as soon as possible, so there isn't a repeat in terms of not being aligned on upcoming offseason moves.
The Dallas Mavericks eye a draft trade-up from No. 30 as future picks are sparse, aiming to build young talent around Cooper Flagg.
The Dallas Mavericks are interested in trading up from the No. 30 overall pick, and this could give them the chance to steal North Carolina center Henri Veesaar.
With the 2026 NBA Draft less than a week away, the Dallas Mavericks are expected to have a choice between Kingston Flemings and Brayden Burries. Burries would definitely be the right choice.
The Dallas Mavericks are interested in drafting Nate Ament with the No. 9 overall pick despite most fans begging for the team to draft a point guard.
The Dallas Mavericks have shown interest in Arkansas guard Darius Acuff Jr. He would be a perfect player to elevate the Mavs' offense. Jalen Brunson's recent NBA Finals run with the Knicks is a perfect example of what Acuff Jr.'s NBA career could be like.
The Dallas Mavericks' shot creation issues could lead them to target Aaron Wiggins in a trade as the Oklahoma City Thunder's roster crunch grows.
With the Dallas Mavericks already having two of their two-way slots filled by John Poulakidas and Tyler Smith, this makes it easier for the front office to focus on other tasks.
Masai Ujiri's past of hiring head coaches before the NBA Draft suggests that the Dallas Mavericks could be nearing a decision as they look for a head coach to replace Jason Kidd.
With the Sacramento Kings picking No. 7 in the upcoming NBA Draft, the Dallas Mavericks could embarrass them in similar fashion to how they did in 2018 after Sacramento passed on Luka Doncic.
The Dallas Mavericks are running out of time to make Micah Nori their next head coach, as he is a finalist for the Portland Trail Blazers' head-coaching vacancy. Nori would be an excellent option to replace Jason Kidd in Dallas.
Houston guard Kingston Flemings was labeled a bad fit for the Dallas Mavericks in the 2026 NBA Draft, but that statement is false. Flemings would be an excellent fit on the Mavs.
If the Dallas Mavericks trade Klay Thompson, their 3-point shooting would suffer immensely. Shooting was already their biggest weakness last season, and losing Thompson would come with more consequences than expected.
The Dallas Mavericks could elect to keep P.J. Washington rather than trading him if he can fix his 3-point shooting.
Daniel Gafford has now been in trade rumors for multiple seasons in a row, and the Dallas Mavericks may finally trade him this summer.
The Dallas Mavericks are open to trading P.J. Washington this summer, and this hints that there are real doubts that he'll be a good long-term fit with Cooper Flagg.
James Harden seems likely to stay in the East and re-sign with the Cleveland Cavaliers. This is good news for the Dallas Mavericks, as the Western Conference won't become harder with Harden remaining in Cleveland.
The Dallas Mavericks will be interviewing Terry Stotts for their head coach position, and Mark Cuban will love this after Stotts was an assistant in Dallas in 2011.
With Jalen Brunson winning the NBA Finals for the New York Knicks, his departure from the Dallas Mavericks in 2022 is honestly starting to hurt worse than even the Luka Doncic trade.
After winning the NBA Finals with the New York Knicks, former Dallas Mavericks Director of Player Health and Performance Casey Smith called out Nico Harrison and the Mavs and their decision to let him go.