The Dallas Mavericks are struggling mightily without Anthony Davis in the lineup. Without Davis, the Mavs have dropped to the bottom of the standings and NBA.co

Trade buzz around Anthony Davis is growing, but the Mavericks may struggle to find a suitor willing to take on his $62.8M as Dallas slips.

Anthony Davis wasn't so sure about playing for the Chicago Bulls the last time his future was up in the air, but he might be more open to embracing a hometown that would hug him back, especially now he knows what it's like to be the walking embodiment of a fanbase's derision.

The Dallas Mavericks are taking their talents to South Beach to take on the Miami Heat in their annual visit to the Kaseya Center. To learn more about the Mavs'

The Dallas Mavericks fell to the Memphis Grizzlies at home on Saturday night, 102-96. Santi Aldama paced the Grizzlies with 20 points, eight rebounds, four assists, a steal, and a block. Klay Thompson was the high point man for the Mavericks in defeat with 22.

According to NBA insider Tim Bontemps of ESPN, there are “not a lot of teams” interested in trading for Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis. Davis is making $54.1 million this season.

Following a two-game road trip, the Miami Heat will begin their week-long homestand with a clash against the Dallas Mavericks.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Chris Paul officially announced on Saturday that he would be retiring at the end of the season, his 21st in the NBA. It's been a legendary career, as he is second in NBA history in both assists and steals, one spot ahead of Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd.

Anthony Davis may be one of the biggest names on the market, but the interest level doesn’t match the résumé. According to ESPN’s Tim Bontemps, there simply aren’t “a lot of teams” eager to trade for the Mavericks star,