• When you're at the @AACenter tonight make sure you use your Mavs @Bitmoji! Screen shot then tweet them to us!! #MFFL https://t.co/npRuJnQV6X

    When you're at the @AACenter tonight make sure you use your Mavs @Bitmoji! Screen shot then tweet them to us!! #MFFL https://t.co/npRuJnQV6X
    When you're at the @AACenter tonight make sure you use your Mavs @Bitmoji! Screen shot then tweet them to us!! #MFFL https://t.co/npRuJnQV6X
  • Kidd: Mavs fans have the right and should cheer for Dončić

    Kidd: Mavs fans have the right and should cheer for Dončić
    In his own way of simply keeping it real, Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd believe Mavs fans deserve the right to pay homage and show their appreciation for Luka Dončić when he and the Los Angeles Lakers visit American Airlines Center for a game on Wednesday night.
    Dončić played for the Mavs from 2018 until they traded him, Markieff Morris and Maxi Kleber to the Lakers on Feb. 2 for Anthony Davis, Max Christie and a 2029 first-round draft pick. Before he was shipped to the W
  • Kidd and staff changed strategies, but not commitment to winning

    Kidd and staff changed strategies, but not commitment to winning
    Anthony Davis had just scored seven points in the first five minutes against the Los Angeles Clippers and was clearly in a nice comfort zone.
    The Clippers couldn’t slow him down early in the game. It was a chance for the Mavericks to milk a hot hand.
    And then, Davis walked to the sideline – his minutes restriction and the medical staff’s desire to avoid playing the superstar big man for long stretches without a break dictating the move.
    It’s been a familiar scene for too
  • Mavericks ‘fighting for something’ as they search for momentum

    Mavericks ‘fighting for something’ as they search for momentum
    As he stood at his locker in the visitors’ dressing room at the fancy Intuit Dome, which might be AI generated from the ground up given the crazy gizmos and electronics it has, Naji Marshall didn’t waste two seconds thinking about where the Mavericks will have their first game in the SoFi play-in tournament.
    “Doesn’t matter,” the Mavericks’ forward said. “Hell, no. Just get there.”
    With the Mavericks trying to create a new identity in the span of,
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  • Despite Davis’ return, Mavericks bounced by Clippers again

    Despite Davis’ return, Mavericks bounced by Clippers again
    INGLEWOOD, Calif. – The Mavericks arrived in Los Angeles full of hope, riding a stretch of five wins in seven games and talking playoffs.
    The LA Clippers put those talks on hold, at least for the moment.
    While Anthony Davis returned to the court and kept the Mavericks in the game for a half, the Clippers blew open the game in the third quarter and rolled to a 135-104 victory Saturday night at the Intuit Dome.
    This after the Clips had won by 23 points on Friday.
    The Mavericks slid to 38-41
  • Kidd heading back to Hall of Fame

    Kidd heading back to Hall of Fame
    INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Jason Kidd is heading to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for the second time.
    Already enshrined in Springfield, Mass., for his legendary career that landed him in the top three on the all-time assists and steals lists, Kidd on Saturday joined the other members of the 2008 U.S. men’s Olympic team in the hall of fame’s 2025 class.
    Widely known as “The Redeem Team” after the Americans were upset in the 2004 Olympics, losing three times
  • Kidd going into Hall of Fame again

    Kidd going into Hall of Fame again
    INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Jason Kidd is heading to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame for the second time.
    Already enshrined in Springfield, Mass., for his legendary career that landed him in the top three on the all-time assists and steals lists, Kidd on Saturday joined the other members of the 2008 U.S. men’s Olympic team in the hall of fame’s 2025 class.
    Widely known as “The Redeem Team” after the Americans were upset in the 2004 Olympics, losing three times
  • Run it back: Mavericks hope big men return for rematch with Clippers

    Run it back: Mavericks hope big men return for rematch with Clippers
    INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Other than getting a key player or two back, there’s a couple of easy fixes for the Mavericks in their rematch with the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday night.
    Make more shots, which won’t be hard considering they didn’t make any three-pointers in the first half of Friday’s 23-point loss to the Clippers.
    And make the LA defense work a little harder.
    That, too, shouldn’t be hard if the Mavericks get a couple of key players back, which looks
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  • Mavericks reminded that Leonard is still dangerous

    Mavericks reminded that Leonard is still dangerous
    INGLEWOOD, Calif. – Kawhi Leonard may never be the same player he was when he was a two-time MVP of the NBA Finals as he helped San Antonio (2014) and Toronto (2019) win championships.
    But he hasn’t been bad for the Los Angeles Clippers this season, even in a limited capacity.
    And he certainly reminded the Mavericks on Friday that there still is plenty left in Leonard’s arsenal.
    The veteran forward had 20 points and didn’t have to play in the last 10 minutes of the game w
  • With Davis out, Mavericks muzzled by Clippers

    With Davis out, Mavericks muzzled by Clippers
    INGLEWOOD, Calif. – The Maverick’s primary concern no longer is making the SoFi Play-In Tournament. With Phoenix’s free-fall, staying in the top 10 in the Western Conference is a virtual lock for the Mavericks.
    But getting a home game to start the tournament? That became less certain on Friday night.
    The Mavericks suffered a 114-91 setback to the Los Angeles Clippers at the glitzy Intuit Dome. Meanwhile, the Sacramento Kings dusted the Charlotte Hornets, 125-102, and they now h
  • DALLAS MAVERICKS SAY THANK YOU TO SEASON TICKET MEMBERS BY PROVIDING PLAY-IN GAME TICKETS FOR ALL ACCOUNTS

    DALLAS MAVERICKS SAY THANK YOU TO SEASON TICKET MEMBERS BY PROVIDING PLAY-IN GAME TICKETS FOR ALL ACCOUNTS
    APRIL 4, 2025 (DALLAS) – The Dallas Mavericks announced an additional benefit to thank their loyal Club Maverick Members (CMMs) by providing Play-In Tournament tickets for all accounts this season. CMMs will receive tickets to the Play-In Tournament game hosted at American Airlines Center if the Mavs remain ninth in the Western Conference standings, ensuring that the team’s most dedicated fans will be present to create an electric home-court advantage during this crucial po
  • Mavs Foundation Grants Boost Community Health in North Texas

    Mavs Foundation Grants Boost Community Health in North Texas
    With World Health Day approaching on April 7, the importance of accessible, high-quality healthcare takes center stage.
    For many North Texans, however, accessing medical care comes with significant barriers, particularly for uninsured individuals or those living in chronically underserved neighborhoods.
    The Dallas Mavericks and Mavs Foundation are committed to bridging these gaps through philanthropic initiatives, including the Mavs Foundation grant program. This season, the Mavs Foundation awar
  • Late-season drama in store for Mavericks, starting with Clippers

    Late-season drama in store for Mavericks, starting with Clippers
    LOS ANGELES – If you are looking for intrigue and maybe a little chaos in the last 10 days of the NBA regular season, you’ve landed in the right spot.
    The Mavericks have plenty in store in their remaining five games, starting with a pair of meetings with the Los Angeles Clippers in LA on Friday and Saturday.
    What’s so special about that?
    Mostly, the Clippers are one of three teams fighting for the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference standings, which gets a guaranteed berth in
  • Takeaways: Anthony Davis was extremely dominant against Hawks

    Takeaways: Anthony Davis was extremely dominant against Hawks
    That dominant performance Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis put on full display during Wednesday’s 120-118 triumph over the Atlanta Hawks is what guard Spencer Dinwiddie believes will routinely happen going forward.
    “We expect those type of performances out of him,” Dinwiddie said. “We understand that there’s always rust and there’s always a little bit of slowness as you’re picking things up. That’s just part of it.
    “He’s human jus
  • Takeaways: Anthony Davis dominated against Hawks

    Takeaways: Anthony Davis dominated against Hawks
    That dominant performance Dallas Mavericks forward Anthony Davis put on during Wednesday’s 120-118 triumph over the Atlanta Hawks is what guard Spencer Dinwiddie believes will routinely happen going forward.
    “We expect those type of performances out of him,” Dinwiddie said. “We understand that there’s always rust and there’s always a little bit of slowness as you’re picking things up. That’s just part of it.
    “He’s human just like anybod
  • Mavs guard Kyrie Irving a finalists for NBA Sportsmanship Award

    Mavs guard Kyrie Irving a finalists for NBA Sportsmanship Award
    Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving was named Wednesday as one of six finalists who are candidates to win this season’s NBA Sportsmanship Award, aka as the Joe Dumars Trophy.
    The award, which Dumars was the inaugural winner in 2000 when he played for the Detroit Pistons, is presented to the player who best represents the ideals of sportsmanship on the court. It’s also an award Mavs coach Jason Kidd won as player with the Mavs in the 2011-’12 season and with the New York Knicks
  • Mavs guard Kyrie Irving a finalist for NBA Sportsmanship Award

    Mavs guard Kyrie Irving a finalist for NBA Sportsmanship Award
    Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving was named Wednesday as one of six finalists for this season’s NBA Sportsmanship Award, named the Joe Dumars Trophy.
    The award, which Dumars was the inaugural winner of in 2000 when he played for Detroit, is presented to the player who best represents the ideals of sportsmanship on the court. It’s also an award Mavs coach Jason Kidd won as a player with the Mavs in the 2011-12 season and with the New York Knicks in the 2012-13 campaign.
    “I won
  • Davis drills game-winning jumper as Mavs clip Hawks, 120-118

    Davis drills game-winning jumper as Mavs clip Hawks, 120-118
    Anthony Davis drained a leaning 15-foot fallaway jumper – floating to his left — with 3.4 seconds left and the Dallas Mavericks eked out a 120-118 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday night at American Airlines Center.
    Coupled with Washington’s 116-111 win over Sacramento on Wednesday, the Mavs (38-39) moved
    a game-and-a-half ahead of the Kings (36-40) for the Western Conference’s No. 9 seed with five games remaining.
    The game-winner by Davis came after Klay Thomps
  • Davis drills game-winner as Mavs clip Hawks, 120-118

    Davis drills game-winner as Mavs clip Hawks, 120-118
    Anthony Davis drained a game-winning 10-foot jumper Wednesday night to beat the Atlanta Hawks on a play that was so routine to him, he could probably do it with one hand tied behind his back.
    As it was, the gut-check jumper by Davis – while he was leaning to his left and heavily guarded – came with just 3.4 seconds left, snapped a tie and gave the Mavs a 120-118 victory over the Hawks before a boisterous crowd at American Airlines Center. It also was Davis’ way of reminding fol
  • Preview: Mavs focused on Atlanta, and on themselves

    Preview: Mavs focused on Atlanta, and on themselves
    Entering Wednesday’s home game against the Atlanta Hawks, the Dallas Mavericks have used a whopping 43 different starting lineups this season due to injuries, trades and illnesses.
    Thus, when the Mavs had a rare full practice session on Tuesday, coach Jason Kidd said it was much needed in order to get his players on the same page and accustomed to playing with one another.
    “Focus on Atlanta, but also we got to focus on ourselves because we are a new group because of health and the tr
  • For evolving Mavericks, big lineup has big wrinkles to iron out

    For evolving Mavericks, big lineup has big wrinkles to iron out
    In their 113-109 loss to the Brooklyn Nets, the Mavericks showed their multiple personalities.
    They can be pick-and-roll beasts in their new incarnation with Anthony Davis joining an array of other ballhandlers as a lob-passing threat. They can rebound better than ever this season. And they can get to the free-throw line.
    On the other hand, they can look disjointed defensively as they adjust from being a super-small team to one with size.
    And then there’s what happens when they get to the
  • Gafford’s return marred by loss to Nets

    Gafford’s return marred by loss to Nets
    The Mavericks got Daniel Gafford back in the lineup Monday night, but it wasn’t enough to keep them from a costly loss to the Brooklyn Nets.
    Despite a flurry of clutch plays by Gafford when the game was hanging in the balance, the Mavericks couldn’t get enough stops at the end to avoid a 113-109 loss to the Nets, a team they had beaten by 19 points last week in Brooklyn.
    The Mavericks slipped to 37-39 and their hold on a play-in tournament spot was dinged by the loss as they continue
  • Grinding it out finally pays off for former local star Drew Timme

    Grinding it out finally pays off for former local star Drew Timme
    To say it’s been a long, perilous road for Drew Timme to make it to the NBA would be a major understatement.
    The former Richardson Pearce High School standout, who spent four season helping Gonzaga to college basketball greatness, on Monday fulfilled a lifelong dream by playing at American Airlines Center against the Mavericks.
    The 6-10 forward was not drafted after his senior season with the Zags and had his rookie season cut short in the G League when he suffered a broken left foot. He d
  • ‘Mexico’s Team’: Dallas Mavs, Softtek Showcase Commitment to Growing Global Fan Base with Monterrey Court Dedication

    ‘Mexico’s Team’: Dallas Mavs, Softtek Showcase Commitment to Growing Global Fan Base with Monterrey Court Dedication
    On March 28, the Dallas Mavericks traveled about 600 miles south to Monterrey, Mexico— Dallas’ sister city— to unveil two refurbished basketball courts as a gift to the city’s MFFLs.For decades, the Mavs and Mavs Foundation have worked to grow the game of basketball through dozens of court donations across North Texas. And with support from the NBA, the Mavericks are expanding their reach to grow the game globally.
    Now, with the ribbon officially cut in Mexico, the team h
  • Dallas Mavericks and Softtek unveil basketball court in Monterrey, Mexico

    MARCH 31, 2025 (DALLAS & MONTERREY, MEXICO) – Last Friday, the Dallas Mavericks unveiled a renovated basketball court in Monterrey, Mexico. Presented by Softtek, the Mavs’ Monterrey court is the third international project by the Dallas Mavericks, following the donation of two courts in Slovenia in 2022 and two courts in Madrid, Spain in 2023.
    “The Mavericks should be the team of Mexico,” said Mavericks legend Eduardo Nájera. “This was my dream,
  • Takeaways: Washington was very solid against Bulls

    Takeaways: Washington was very solid against Bulls
    CHICAGO – At a time when the Dallas Mavericks often have been dressing out just eight or nine players due to injuries, forward P.J. Washington couldn’t help but be overly excited after the Mavs dressed 11 players and had seven of them score 12 or more points during Saturday’s 120-119 win over the Chicago Bulls.
    “I think it just speaks to how many good players we have on this team,” Washington said. “We’ve got a lot of guys that can score (and) we’v
  • With Gafford nearing return, a peek at Mavs’ to-do list

    With Gafford nearing return, a peek at Mavs’ to-do list
    It’s 75 games down, seven to go for the Mavericks in a regular season that nobody could have dreamed up no matter how massive your imagination might be.
    And through the injuries, the trade and more injuries, they have arrived here with a decent chance to host a postseason game.
    Who’d have thunk it?
    The Mavericks went 3-1 on their trip against Eastern Conference competition and they’ll try to maintain that success at home when they host Brooklyn on Monday night and Atlanta on We
  • Jones makes quick bounce-back against Bulls

    Jones makes quick bounce-back against Bulls
    CHICAGO – Two days ago, Kai Jones left the Dallas Mavericks’ game against the Orlando Magic with a left hip contusion after playing just seven minutes.
    But 48 hours later at the United Center, Jones shook off that injury and proceeded to fill up the stat sheet as the Mavs eked out a hard-fought 120-119 victory over the Chicago Bulls. In explaining how he was able to bounce back and play Saturday after falling on his backside against the Magic, Jones said:
    “I’ll be quite f
  • Jones bounced back and filled stat sheet against Bulls

    Jones bounced back and filled stat sheet against Bulls
    CHICAGO – Two days ago, Kai Jones left the Dallas Mavericks’ game against the Orlando Magic with a left hip contusion after playing just seven minutes.
    But 48 hours later at the United Center, Jones shook off that injury and proceeded to fill up the stat sheet as the Mavs eked out a hard-fought 120-119 victory over the Chicago Bulls. In explaining how he was able to bounce back and play Saturday after falling on his backside against the Magic, Jones said:
    “I’ll be quite f
  • Seven double-figure scorers pace Mavericks to 120-119 win over Bulls

    Seven double-figure scorers pace Mavericks to 120-119 win over Bulls
    CHICAGO – Not only did the Dallas Mavericks defeat the Chicago Bulls on Saturday night at the United Center, 120-119. But in the process they also moved into the No. 9 seed in the Western Conference standings thanks to the Orlando Magic’s 121-91 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Saturday.
    With the win, the Mavs finished their four-game road trip with an impressive 3-1 record and improved to 37-38 overall, while the Kings dropped to 36-38. The Mavs will now go home for home games M

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