LeBron James was interested in joining Kyrie Irving, Anthony Davis, and Duke Blue Devils basketball's Cooper Flagg on the Dallas Mavericks before opting into his contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.

In jumping to No. 1 at the 2025 NBA Draft Lottery, the Dallas Mavericks have been granted new life. Things looked somewhat bleak for a matter of months followin

The Dallas Mavericks pursued D’Angelo Russell in the free agency market this summer. This was because All-Star guard Kyrie Irving will likely miss a huge chunk of the 2025-26 NBA season due to a torn ACL injury.

In a recent live stream that saw Irving react to former teammate Kevin Durant and head coach Steve Nash talk about their times with the Nets, Irving would also throw in his two cents, even talking about some regret that he felt in joining the Eastern Conference team, and going as far as to say the team was more worried about Durant than him.

Kyrie Irving, even while fully recovering from his injury, has been highly active on social media. The Dallas Mavericks star recently made a bold critique regarding the transparency of NBA contracts,

Kyrie Irving wants to set the record straight: there’s no bad blood between him and Kevin Durant. The Dallas Mavericks guard addressed recent comments made by Durant on the Mind the Game podcast, where the Houston Rockets forward reflected on their Brooklyn Nets stint and suggested not everyone was fully committed.

Los Angeles Laker star LeBron James repeatedly had eyes on the Dallas Mavericks before opting in to a one-year deal with the Lakers.

While the full expectation from fans is that Kyrie Irving could return early from his torn ACL and help lead the Dallas Mavericks to the playoffs, the reality is that Irving likely won't be the player he was before getting injured when he returns.

Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving looked back on his time playing with former Brooklyn Nets teammate Kevin Durant.

Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving responded Tuesday to comments Houston Rockets forward Kevin Durant recently made about their time together with the Brooklyn Nets.

Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving is the latest high-profile name to call out the NBA media for disrespecting the late, great Kobe Bryant.