Outside of the American Airlines Center hails a statue of the greatest Dallas Maverick in franchise history and the greatest European player of all time — Dirk Nowitzki. Underneath the Iconic image of ...

Some fans are not coping very well, as evidenced by graffiti left outside American Airlines Center on Sunday morning. Multiple reporters on site said an NSFW message to GM Nico Harrison was left on ...

Since Luka Dončić’s move to the Los Angeles Lakers became official, fans have wondered how and why everything happened. As ...

The Mavericks drafted Luka Doncic with the third pick in the 2018 NBA Draft. From the moment he was drafted, he showed that he had the potential to be the next franchise superstar ...

Among those doing the same is Dallas icon Dirk Nowitzki. The Mavericks’ Hall of Famer and special advisor appeared just as shocked as everyone else. On Twitter, Dirk could only muster up a ...

Luka Doncic was supposed to be the face of the Dallas Mavericks for at least another decade. Now he's a Los Angeles Laker.

Even Dirk Nowitzki can't believe what the Dallas Mavericks did Saturday night. In the wake of the Mavericks' shocking decision to trade Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for a package centered ...

Even Dallas Mavericks icon Dirk Nowitzki can't believe the trade that just happened. The Mavs are reportedly sending Luka Doncic, along with Maxi Kleber and Markieff Morris, to the Lakers in ...

Dirk Nowitzki was the face of the Dallas Mavericks until his retirement in 2019. The Mavericks were lucky enough to have Luka Doncic on the team in 2019, which allowed a seamless passing of the ...

Few could even collect their thoughts enough to put real words to the move, including Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki. Nowitzki took to social media to react to the bombshell trade, simply posting ...

This is something that Nowitzki never experienced, as he spent all 21 of his NBA seasons with the same Dallas franchise, winning a championship in 2011 and an MVP in 2007. While Doncic has not ...

I've been covering the NBA for 37 years. Almost nothing that happens – deals, free agent signings, coach hirings/firings – rises to the level of, as the great Ben Bradlee used to call them ...