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D’Angelo Russell reacts to $13 million deal with Mavericks
Looking to immediately improve their backcourt, the team moved quickly after free agency opened Monday night, signing D’Angelo Russell to a two-year, $13 million deal. Russell took to X on Tuesday to reflect on his new chapter, expressing gratitude and acknowledging the hard work it took to reach this point.
Blackman was drafted ninth overall by the Mavericks in the 1981 draft, sliding into the league as a sweet-shooting guard.
Barea has remained a fan-favorite among the Mavericks, but he should be a strong addition to the Denver Nuggets' coaching ...
The Dallas Mavericks added an experienced point guard to help guide Cooper Flagg through his rookie season while Kyrie Irving ...
The Dallas Mavericks officially welcomed the newest face of their franchise on Thursday as Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 overall ...
Mark Cuban, 66, Reveals Truth About Buying Mavericks Without Hesitation originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Before Mark ...
With a retooled roster anchored by stars Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis, Western Conference teams appear to be responding by ...
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Dallas Mavericks employees did not receive bonus after Finals run, ex-employee saysMike Marshall, the former Mavericks Vice President of Content, made the comments on The Dumb Zone podcast on Friday, calling ...
The financially-limited Mavs have turned to D’Angelo Russell as they build a new team without the injured Irving, and with ...
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