The Dallas Mavericks and Houston Rockets will meet for two preseason games in Macao, officially marking the NBA’s 2026 China Games. This announcement validates what Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont hinted at months prior, offering fans a rare chance to see a Texas rivalry on international soil.
Riding a four-game winning streak, the New Orleans Pelicans recently outscored the Indiana Pacers 128-109. James Borrego, clearly delighted by his team’s progress, is now focused on keeping that momentum alive as they prepare to face the Dallas Mavericks.
A Black Friday NBA Cup Group Play matchup brings the Dallas Mavericks, featuring Cooper Flagg, head-to-head with Luka Doncic and the Los Angeles Lakers. This highly anticipated contest promises a memorable meeting of two powerhouse teams, each aiming for a win in the tournament setting.
Cooper Flagg, the Dallas Mavericks’ No. 1 pick, has faced scrutiny over his performance in the first six games of his NBA career. Despite early concerns, he reassures fans by stating he’s “not worried about anything.”
As a new NBA season unfolds, questions linger about whether the Lakers have truly replaced Anthony Davis’s presence on the court. While Luka Doncic steps into a major role in Los Angeles, some observers wonder if the team will maintain the fierce competitive edge once provided by Davis.
The Dallas Mavericks have signed forward Matt Cross and an unnamed center, bolstering their roster. While details remain limited, this move signals the franchise’s continued effort to strengthen its lineup.
Cooper Flagg captured the Dallas Mavericks’ attention as the No. 1 overall pick, and he’s already proving why. Head coach Jason Kidd cites Flagg’s toughness as a defining attribute, placing him on a fast track for NBA success. Early signs point to a promising era in Dallas.
The Dallas Mavericks are poised to welcome a remarkable 7-foot-5 center. Named among the NBA G League’s top talents, he recently earned a spot on the G League United Team in this year’s FIBA Intercontinental Cup.
Jason Kidd remembers how LeBron James and Dwyane Wade’s early celebrations gave Dallas the push it needed to claim the 2011 NBA title. By underestimating the Mavericks, Miami found itself on the losing end of one of the most memorable Finals upsets.
P.J. Washington will remain with the Dallas Mavericks into the 2029-30 season, thanks to a four-year contract extension finalized ahead of the 2025 NBA campaign. The long-term agreement underscores the team’s commitment to Washington and its vision for the future.
