The Dallas Mavericks have been banged up all season, forcing them to rely on some unheralded players and guys deep in the rotation. They've also had to get crafty around the waiver wire and with their two-way contracts to fill the gaps left by having every quality center on the roster injured.

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One of the most injured teams in all of basketball, the Mavericks have been dealt a tough hand since the trade that sent Luka Doncic to the Lakers for Anthony Davis, amongst other

MINUTES AFTER THE Mavs' 2021-22 season ended, Mark Cuban indicated that Jalen Brunson's return was a sure thing -- casually dropping "obviously after re-signing JB" while discussing offseason plans during a live interview on Bally Sports Southwest.

Rick Brunson let it be known that his son wouldn't be willing to entertain contract discussions during the season if an extension wasn't offered before the October 21 opener. The Brunsons didn't stick to their guns,

Brooklyn threw out a non-competitive lineup, starting players like Keon Johnson and Tyrese Martin, but they stayed within striking distance for most of the game. It was a good first game back for Davis so he can get his playing legs back under him, and we'll see if he's able to go on Tuesday night against the Knicks.

Irving returned to the Barclays Center for the first time this season and cheered his co-star on several times during the first half. The Mavericks star guard suffered a torn ACL on March 3 and leaned on Davis’ shoulder as he was escorted to the locker room.

Forget whether or not the Dallas Mavericks should bring Anthony Davis back this season. The 32-year-old star, acquired in the still-mind-boggling Luka Donćić trade, is making his return to the floor on Monday against the Brooklyn Nets, per multiple reports.

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Luka Doncic was openly disappointed when the Dallas Mavericks traded him to the Los Angeles Lakers in a stunning deal last month. That contributed to many wondering if the five-time All-Star will even be willing to remain in L.