Things have not gone according to plan for the Dallas Mavericks since acquiring Anthony Davis for Luka Doncic almost 10 months ago. Davis has spent more time on

Bill Simmons' recent Mavericks-Bulls-Warriors trade proposal benefits rookie Cooper Flagg in a pivotal manner.

The Stars have filed a forceful legal counter-attack against the Mavericks' arena lawsuit, arguing the claim is invalid due to the Stars' 2011 bankruptcy and alleging the Mavericks violated their own contract with the city by moving their corporate headquarters to Las Vegas.

Cooper Flagg has been adjusting to more losses with the Dallas Mavericks than he faced in his previous four years of basketball.

Two weeks since playing a competitive game, Nembhard stepped in Monday against the Heat and served as the team’s primary fourth-quarter playmaker.

The Dallas Mavericks have suffered a lot of injury blows already this season. Kyrie Irving has yet to play as he recovers from his ACL surgery, Anthony Davis has only played in five game because of a calf strain, Daniel Gafford has been in and out with an ankle injury, and that's just the start of it.

Tyler Herro has made his season debut for the Miami Heat and he's in midseason form. Herro scored 24 points in Monday night's 106-102 win over the Dallas Mavericks.

Analyst Tim McMahon sheds some light on the Dallas Mavericks future plans for Kyrie Irving, and why he's not going anywhere just yet.