Dallas came up short in Miami last week, and now the Mavs get another shot against one of the hottest offenses in the NBA.

The Dallas Mavericks might have a plan in place to try and lure Luka Doncic back to the franchise once he hits free agency in a few years.

In an amended counterclaim, the Stars allege the Mavericks changed their principal location to Las Vegas in 2024 and argue the NBA club engaged in the very conduct they allege entitles them to take full control of the American Airlines Center,

With Dallas no longer able to advance out of its group after the loss to Los Angeles, the NBA announced two additions to the Mavs’ schedule. The Mavericks are set for a pair of regular season matchups against the Nets and Jazz, a pair of teams that also have been eliminated from the NBA Cup.

If the Stars' claims are true, none of the big four pro sports teams tied to North Texas is actually based in Dallas.

The Stars have filed a forceful legal counter-attack against the Mavericks' arena lawsuit, arguing the claim is invalid due to the Stars' 2011 bankruptcy and alleging the Mavericks violated their own contract with the city by moving their corporate headquarters to Las Vegas.

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Mavericks fans react to seeing former GM Nico Harrison at a bar before Thanksgiving with an overwhelming response.