Sources: Mavs to trade for Gafford, Washington
The Mavericks are nearing trades to acquire Daniel Gafford from the Wizards and P.J. Washington from the Hornets, sources told ESPN.
Kidd: Luka's better than Dirk, in realm of MJ
Mavericks coach Jason Kidd said Luka Doncic is not only the franchise's best player ever but also one of the league's best ever.
Edwards lashes out at refs in win: 'Playing 8-on-5'
Anthony Edwards vehemently complained about the officiating after the Timberwolves won a heavyweight fight against the Thunder to take sole control of first place in the Western Conference.
Frustrated Doncic requests fan's ejection in loss
Mavs star Luka Doncic asked security to eject a fan who he said had been heckling him during Wednesday night's 132-109 loss to the Suns.
'He's a winner. I'm a winner': The Mavs' gamble on the Kyrie-Luka partnership is paying off
After Dallas navigated early growing pains of the Kyrie Irving-Luka Doncic pairing, the duo is showing why the Mavs gambled on the mercurial guard.
OKC's Giddey cleared as police end investigation
Thunder guard Josh Giddey will not face charges after Newport Beach police said they were "unable to corroborate any criminal activity" following an investigation into allegations of an improper relationship with an underage girl.
Morant tells Grizz 'keep grinding' in his absence
Ja Morant, who will miss the rest of the season with a shoulder injury, told his team to "stay locked in and keep grinding," according to teammate Desmond Bane.
Morant to have season-ending shoulder surgery
Grizzlies superstar Ja Morant will undergo season-ending surgery on his right shoulder due to a labrum tear, the team announced Monday night.
'Talented' Thunder stay hot, top NBA-best Celtics
The surging Thunder built a commanding lead over Boston and then held off a late comeback bid for a 127-123 win Tuesday night over the Celtics, owners of the NBA's best record, giving Oklahoma City eight victories in its past nine games.
Cuban on sale of Mavs stake: 'Great partnership'
Despite Wednesday's approval of the sale of the controlling interest of the Mavericks, Mark Cuban will continue running the franchise's basketball operations, saying, "Nothing's really changed except my bank account."