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3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Eddie Sefko
Brandon Williams opened some eyes, had a very productive season for Mavs

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Dwain Price

A season which started with point guard Brandon Williams on a two-way contract ended last week with Williams scoring 16 points and distributing seven assists in just 22 efficient minutes during the Dallas Mavericks’ loss to the Memphis Grizzlies in the NBA play-in tournament. In between, Williams was such a solid contributor to the Mavs that on April 10 they turned his two-way contract into a standard multi-year contract.
Two paths are clear for Mavericks' healing process

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Eddie Sefko

It may take awhile for the scab from this Mavericks’ season to start flaking off. And that’s one of the things that the Mavericks feel will diminish the painful memory of a season gone bad. Time. The other thing that needs to happen is winning, but that can’t happen until October. While management knows all too well about the need for time and success, it’s not lost on the players, either.
Harrison fully expects Kyrie Irving to return next season

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Dwain Price

Nico Harrison’s vision for the Dallas Mavericks to win an NBA title in the near future depends heavily on the return of point guard Kyrie Irving to the team’s lineup. Irving has a player-option on his contract that – if he decides to pick up that option – will pay him $43.96 million next season. Or if Irving decides to opt-out of the contract and become an unrestricted free agent, the Mavs can negotiate a longer contract. But first things first.
Harrison: Mavs' best is yet to come with healthy Davis, Irving

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Eddie Sefko

Nico Harrison couldn’t have been any clearer about the motivation for making the trade for Anthony Davis. As he addressed a large media contingent on Monday to wrap up the season and detail what the future looks like, the Mavericks’ general manager said it was a simple matter of getting as much value as possible for superstar of Luka Doncic’s magnitude. “If you don’t value AD as an all-NBA player and all-defensive player, then you’re not going to like the trade,” Harrison said. “We targeted AD.
Lively reminds us that some rain must fall to grow a beautiful garden

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Eddie Sefko

One of the best things about Dereck Lively II, apart from his limitless potential, is he still has a boyish, wide-eyed wonder to him. Even after a season like the Mavericks just endured. That’s why his breakdown of what happened over the past six months – and it’s a long, hard journey for the Mavericks to talk about – was enlightening. Remember, Lively in two years in the NBA has seen some awesome times last season and then this season, which was considerably less than awesome.
Kidd; Mavs had "incredible season: when their injuries are considered

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Dwain Price

MEMPHIS – Thanks in large part to a bushel of injuries that severely affected their seeding in the Western Conference, this was a very trying season for the Dallas Mavericks. One year removed from advancing to last season’s NBA Finals, the Mavs posted a 39-43 record in the regular season, which ended Friday with a 120-106 defeat at the hands of the Memphis Grizzlies in a Western Conference tournament play-in game.
Slow start, too many turnovers did in Mavs

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Dwain Price

MEMPHIS – Over and over again, members of the Dallas Mavericks kept saying Memphis kept speeding them up during the Grizzlies’ 120-106 win over the Mavs in a Western Conference tournament play-in game on Friday night at FedEx Forum. It was a recurring theme coming from the Mavs, whose season ended prematurely during that unfortunate loss to the Grizzlies. “They just sped us up and turned us over,” guard Klay Thompson said. “We dug ourselves too big of a hole. “It sucks.
Mavs end season with 120-106 loss to Grizzlies

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Dwain Price

MEMPHIS – Jaren Jackson Jr., Desmond Bane and Ja Morant combined for 68 points in leading the Memphis Grizzlies to a 120-106 victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Friday night at FedEx Forum in a Western Conference play-in tournament game. The loss ended the season for the Mavs, who were trying to become the NBA’s first No. 10 seed to advance to the playoffs since the play-in tournament was implemented in 2021.
Mavs' faithful stick with team to the bitter end

3 weeks ago | mavs.com | Eddie Sefko

THE COLONY – While attending two watching parties for what turned out to be the final Mavericks’ game of the season, one thing became clear. They weren’t much different, other than the “official” gathering had a lot more bells and whistles. The Mavericks may have an image problem among some people, but you’d never know it from the fans who showed up to watch at COSM, where the Mavericks brought entertainers and door prizes to stoke the fans.