Jordan Brodess

1 week ago | mavsmoneyball.com | Jordan Brodess

David Banks-Imagn Images The Dallas Mavericks’ unfathomable stroke of luck jumping 10 spots in the draft and the opportunity to select Cooper Flagg has been felt by the organization financially, according to team CEO Rick Welts. In an appearance this week at a Wall Street Journal event, the Dallas Morning News notes that the longtime front office executive stated the team saw $7-million in new future ticket sales in the days following the NBA Draft Lottery.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Jordan Brodess

The Dallas Mavericks’ unfathomable stroke of luck jumping 10 spots in the draft and the opportunity to select Cooper Flagg has been felt by the organization financially, according to team CEO Rick Welts. In an appearance this week at a Wall Street Journal event, the Dallas Morning News notes that the longtime front office executive stated the team saw $7-million in new future ticket sales in the days following the NBA Draft Lottery.

3 weeks ago | mavsmoneyball.com | Jordan Brodess

Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Spencer Dinwiddie has always exuded confidence in his role and ability to contribute, but it would have been impossible last summer for the 32 year old guard to predict where his role with the Dallas Mavericks ended up this season. While his second stint in Dallas did not reach the levels they aimed for Dinwiddie seized opportunities to show he can still be a solid supporting guard for future contenders.

3 weeks ago | mavsmoneyball.com | Jordan Brodess

Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images When Dallas Mavericks general manager secretively plotted his trade with Los Angeles Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka, they needed a third team to help facilitate the cataclysmic workings to send beloved Luka Doncic to Los Angeles in exchange for Anthony Davis. The team they turned to was Danny Ainge and the Utah Jazz — who reportedly did not know the details of the deal until it was too late. I would be outside my body in anger if I were the Utah Jazz today.

1 month ago | mavsmoneyball.com | Jordan Brodess

Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images When Klay Thompson sat down to dinner last summer with Nico Harrison and Michael Finley to discuss his possible future with the Dallas Mavericks, his desire to play next to Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving, to help the defending Western Conference Champions reach the mountain top, it’s hard to imagine that this is what he envisioned.