The Dallas Mavericks are still feeling the effects of general manager Nico Harrison even after he was fired by the organization. Bleacher Report writer Grant Hughes explains how the Mavs are struggling with Harrison's past trades as they now navigate their rebuild.

After Friday night's contest against the Knicks at Madison Square Garden, the Sixers will play host to the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday night back at Xfinity Mobile Arena, getting their first look at 2025 No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg.

Cade Cunningham and the red-hot Pistons bring their four-game win streak to Dallas where Cooper Flagg is coming off a career-high 42-point performance. Here's how to watch for free.

Participants attended a Dallas Mavericks game Thursday night as part of a group experience that included pregame discussions focused on accountability

Ambiguity around the trade deadline feels like flexibility. In reality, it may be the last fragile attempt to protect leverage in an asset-starved moment.

The Mavericks' front office is expected to field offers on Anthony Davis and other veteran players in the coming weeks.

Cooper Flagg and Anthony Davis led the way for the Mavericks, who bounced back from an overtime loss on Monday.

It was a one-game trip away from home for the Dallas Mavericks, but now they're back at home to face the Detroit Pistons, who sit in first place in the Eastern Conference. This will be another tough test for a Mavs team that has been able to find some success recently.

The Dallas Mavericks have the look of a team that has started to figure some things out. Flagg has improved game to game, Nembhard has emerged as a starting-capable point guard, and the front court has some of its depth back with Anthony Davis returning and Daniel Gafford not having to shoulder the entire weight of the center position.