Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving is consistently considered one of the most skilled players in NBA history. For a smaller guard, his handle, speed, and shooting allow him to get just about anywhere on the court when he wants it, and he's turned in a good career so far.

An ACL tear on average can take 10-12 months to heal after surgery, though it's already been reported that the Mavericks are optimistic Irving could return by January of next season, which would be 10 months from when he sustained the injury. Mavs coach Jason Kidd echoed that report Monday while appearing on the DLLS Mavericks podcast, too.

Dallas Mavericks superstar guard Kyrie Irving is one of the best guards of his generation. Many say Irving has the deepest bag in the league and is, as such, one of the most difficult players to contain in the current NBA.

The Dallas Mavericks shocked the basketball world once again after winning the NBA draft lottery on Monday night, giving them the chance to use the No. 1 pick to select top prospect Cooper Flagg.

Kyrie Irving shared his first post after the Dallas Mavericks won the 2025 NBA draft lottery. The event where the Atlanta Hawks were given the No. 1 overall pick in 2024 was conducted Monday at the McCormick Place Convention Center in Chicago.

The Nets are going to start their rebuild with the eighth pick in next month’s NBA draft. The player they’re most often linked with is Jeremiah Fears.

Smith was quite the journeyman, playing for five different franchises over his career, but he is undoubtedly remembered best for his time with the Cleveland Cavaliers, playing alongside LeBron James and Kyrie Irving to help lead the Cavs to their first title in franchise history.

Here we will discuss the two players whom the Dallas Mavericks must target to sign as they enter the 2025 NBA offseason.