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The Mavericks’ 2022 offseason is nearing its end as training camp for the 2022-23 NBA season begins at the end of September. Will the Mavericks have a new guard before the season begins? Dennis Schroder is still a free agent, could the Mavs add him to the fold with Luka Doncic and Spencer Dinwiddie as Jason Kidd’s primary ball handlers? Mark Cuban and Nico Harrison along with Kidd are in Europe for EuroBasket 2022 and have been able to see Schroder play in person for Germany.

Kemba Walker is a free agent after being bought out by the Detroit Pistons as a result of the trade from the New York Knicks, would the Mavs be a good fit for the veteran guard as a last-minute acquisition? The Mavs have Frank Ntilikina and Jaden Hardy off the bench as well, but neither of them can be relied on to play heavy minutes on a regular basis. Would Kemba help the Mavs get back to the Western Conference Finals in 2022?

Luka Doncic is back in action later this week with the Slovenia National Team, as they get ready for FIBA World Cup Qualifying and Eurobasket 2022. Will Luka and Slovenia repeat as Eurobasket champions after winning it in 2017 as a cinderella? Doncic will play a minimum of 7 games with his country, with more on the horizon of Slovenia qualifies out of the EuroBasket group stage.

Mike Conley trade rumors have circulated since the Jazz traded Rudy Gobert and are seemingly ready to move on from Donovan Mitchell. Would the veteran Conley be a good fit alongside Luka Doncic in Jason Kidd’s backcourt? Dallas needs another point guard behind Luka and Spencer Dinwiddie to help replace Jalen Brunson. Harrison Graham gives his thoughts on this Mavs trade idea from Bleacher Report.

Today’s Dallas Mavericks Rumors explore the possibility of the Mavs acquiring Jaylen Brown from the Boston Celtics. According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, the Celtics offered the Brooklyn Nets a trade package surrounding Brown for Kevin Durant. The Nets declined and reportedly sent a counter offer to the Celtics, prompting Brown to tweet “smh,” which sparked NBA trade rumors immediately. Could the Mavs put together a package that could land Jaylen Brown in Dallas? Mavericks Today host Harrison Graham breaks it down on today’s show!

The 2022-23 Dallas Mavericks are not a finished product, with one roster spot and one two-way spot available to join Luka Doncic and the Mavs this season. Dallas is currently in need of a third ball handler behind Doncic and Spencer Dinwiddie, and could use another body on the wing to take the load off of Dorian Finney-Smith and Reggie Bullock. Will Mark Cuban & Nico Harrison keep the final roster spot open for a future move, or will they target someone like Facu Campazzo for the final spot.

According to Marc Stein, Deandre Ayton is the most likely superstar to be traded this offseason. Ayton, a restricted free agent, is said to have fallen out with the Phoenix Suns coaching staff and front office. Ayton could help solve the Mavs’ rebounding problems which plagued them in the 2022 NBA Playoffs, and could be a piece of the Mavericks for years to come. Dallas could trade someone like Dwight Powell or Tim Hardaway Jr. to match salaries and bring Ayton to pair with Luka Doncic and the Mavericks.

The NBA Offseason is upon us and Dallas Mavericks trade rumors are ramping up because of it. NBA Insider Marc Stein reports that the Mavericks would be interested in a blockbuster Zach LaVine sign-and-trade if he decides to leave the Chicago Bulls in 2022 NBA Free Agency. LaVine is slated to be one of the top NBA free agents this summer and the Mavs could team him up with Luka Doncic. Mavericks Today host Harrison Graham brings you the latest Mavericks rumors & news on this video!

The Mavericks are down 3-0 to the Golden State Warriors in the NBA Western Conference Finals, and a big reason for that is the lack of a formidable big man at Jason Kidd’s disposal. The Mavs have used Dwight Powell, Maxi Kleber and Davis Bertans in the 2022 NBA playoffs, but none of them have found any consistency leaving the Mavs one game away from elimination. Mark Cuban and Nico Harrison have work to do in the 2022 NBA offseason to improve the Mavs’ roster around Luka Doncic, and center is at the forefront of their plans.

Today’s Mavericks news after the Game 2 loss to the Phoenix Suns surrounds Luka Doncic. While Doncic had 35 points in the Mavs’ loss, Chris Paul and the Suns hunted Doncic on defense and made him work on both ends of the Ball. Doncic also had 7 turnovers in the game, which the Suns capitalized on. While Chris Paul stole the show for the Suns in the second half, Devin Booker also came up big giving the Suns 30 points in their Game 2 win.

The 2022 NBA Playoffs are underway and Mavericks vs. Jazz Game 2 is set for tonight. The Jazz took Game 1 99-93 after the Mavericks were forced to play without Luka Doncic, who missed the game with a left calf strain. Doncic’s injury is expected to keep him out through at least game 2 according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski and Tim MacMahon. The Mavericks face a big challenge, especially on the glass where they were severely out-rebounded, in large part thanks to Rudy Gobert’s 17 rebounds. Donovan Mitchell also had 32 points in the Game 1 win for the Jazz. Chat Sports Host Harrison Graham gets you caught up on all things Mavs ahead of Game 2 of the 2022 NBA Playoffs.

Luka Doncic Injury News comes from NBA Insider Shams Charania says that Luka is “not expected” to play in the Mavericks Game 1 against the Utah Jazz. Shams tweeted that sources told him that Doncic is expected to be out, but then he hopped on Stadium and said that the Mavs are treating him as “day-to-day”. Is this a new report? Chat Sports host Harrison Graham has today’s Mavericks news & rumors leading up to Mavs vs. Jazz Game 1 of the 2022 NBA Playoffs.

Dallas Mavericks highlights reaction comes after a HUGE WIN over the Milwaukee Bucks. The Mavs beat the Bucks 118-112 to improve to 49-30 on the season and within a half game of the Golden State Warriors for 3rd place in the Western Conference standings. Luka Doncic and Dwight Powell had big games as the Mavs bounced back from an ugly loss against the Washington Wizards on Friday night. The mavs have 3 remaining games in the 2021-22 NBA season against the Pistons, Trailblazers and Warriors.

The Dallas Mavericks Playoff Picture is clearing up a bit as the Western Conference Standings are starting to break into tiers. The Mavs are currently the #5 seed in the West and will most likely face the Utah Jazz in the first round of the 2022 NBA Playoffs. Dallas could face the Memphis Grizzlies and Golden State Warriors in Round 1 as well. Chat Sports host Harrison Graham takes a look at where the Mavs sit in the NBA Playoff Picture and who they’ll likely face in the NBA Playoffs.

Mavericks rumors after the 2022 NBA All-Star weekend surround Luka Doncic and Nikola Jokic, who spent a lot of time together on team LeBron over the festive All-Star weekend. Doncic and Jokic are close friends, and people are talking about the possibility of the 2021 NBA MVP teaming up with Luka in Dallas. Will Mark Cuban and Nico Harrison be able to pull off signing Jokic in 2023 NBA free agency, or will he stay with the Denver Nuggets who drafted him in the second round? Doncic, who signed a supermax deal in the 2021 NBA offseason, will be under contract through 2025.

Mavericks rumors after a thrilling win over Jimmy Butler and the Miami Heat are all about Maxi Kleber and Davis Bertans. Kleber was the X-Factor for the Mavs in the 4th quarter, limiting Jimmy Butler in crunch time. He also made a dagger three-pointer late. Kleber finished with 19 points, 6 rebounds and 5 blocks. Can Kleber play a bigger role moving forward now that Kristaps Porzingis is gone? Chat Sports host Harrison Graham has today’s Mavs news & rumors.

Mavericks rumors after Luka Doncic EXPLODES for 51 points against the Los Angeles Clippers just hours after the Dallas Mavericks traded Kristaps Porzingis to the Washington Wizards for Spencer Dinwiddie and Davis Bertans. Doncic and the Mavs have won 4 in a row and will be looking for Dinwiddie and Bertans to provide them a boost in the rotation. With Dinwiddie being the third guard in the Mavs’ rotation, Goran Dragic, who the Mavs were looking at as a potential buyout candidate, is now unlikely to join his fellow countryman in Doncic.