A Dallas Mavericks assistant general manager explained the impact the top pick in this year’s NBA Draft can have on the team’s window of contention.

It was a tough season for Dallas Mavericks fans. Following a run to the NBA Finals, they watched a power-hungry general manager trade a beloved franchise icon in Luka Doncic, and then the team missed the playoffs.

Name: Anthony Marshon Davis Jr. Davis has one of the more memorable nicknames in the NBA. Prior to his rise to prominence in professional basketball, Davis was getting attention in his national title-winning season at Kentucky for his unibrow.

If such a deal were to happen, it would be a bit of a complicated dance given the goals each of the two franchises.

The Dallas Mavericks will have a momentous offseason after receiving the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft lottery. Could they be in the market for an all-star point guard?

According to a new study by Vegas Insider, the Dallas Mavericks fans are #1 for the most online negativity in the NBA. Vegas Insider not only found that Mavericks fans are one of the top five most vulgar fanbases in the NBA but also the NBA’s most negative.

On paper, such a move might make sense for all involved, but it is not clear that the UCLA alum is looking to change teams.

The Mavericks are looking to add to a core that the front office believes is capable of pursuing a championship.

The Dallas Mavericks have already won the 2025 NBA Draft—now they have to make it official on June 25. With the No. 1 overall pick in hand and generational prospect Cooper Flagg sitting atop every big board in the country,

The Dallas Mavericks currently play at the American Airlines Center. However, rumors of a new arena have swirled over the past few years. While many details remain to be seen, Mavericks CEO Rick Welts provided one intriguing element of a potential new arena on Wednesday while speaking at WSJ's The Future of Everything event.