Dallas Mavericks
Coverage of Dallas Mavericks in the Nexus archive.
- Khris Middleton going back to Wizards in sign-and-trade with Dallas, AP source says
Khris Middleton is traded back to the Washington Wizards via a sign-and-trade deal with the Dallas Mavericks, involving a three-year contract worth up to $17.6 million. The agreement is part of a larger six-team, 11-player trade that includes D'Angelo Russell, Caris LeVert, Taurean Prince, Gary Harris, and John Collins.
- Mark Cuban, Dallas Mavericks face appeal over dismissed Voyager crypto case
Voyager investors have appealed the dismissal of their claims against Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks to the Eleventh Circuit. The case involves allegations related to the Voyager crypto platform.
- Mavericks are hiring national champ coach Dusty May away from Michigan, AP source says
The Dallas Mavericks are finalizing a deal to hire Dusty May, the national champion coach from Michigan, to replace Jason Kidd. May led Michigan to its first NCAA championship since 1989 and previously coached Florida Atlantic to a Final Four appearance. He will now transition to the NBA with a roster featuring 2025 No. 1 draft pick Cooper Flagg and veteran Kyrie Irving.
- Dallas leaders warn downtown departures could hurt Southern Dallas
Dallas city leaders warn that the departure of major downtown entities like the Mavericks, Stars, and Neiman Marcus could harm Southern Dallas communities reliant on the urban core's economy. Council members emphasize the need to retain investments in downtown rather than let them shift to suburbs like Plano.
- As teams look north, Dallas faces a $550 million question about its future
Dallas faces a $550 million dilemma over repairs for City Hall as the Mavericks and Stars consider new arena sites outside downtown, sparking debate between preservation and redevelopment. Residents and stakeholders weigh in on whether to maintain the I.M. Pei-designed building or pursue demolition for urban core revitalization.
- Dallas Stars chose Plano's Willow Bend for new arena, entertainment district
The Dallas Stars submitted plans for a mixed-use development and new arena at Plano's Willow Bend to the city, with a non-binding Letter of Intent signed and the proposal set for a June 8 city council vote. Plano Mayor John Muns expressed support, and the announcement follows the Dallas Mavericks' decision to relocate to the former Valley View Mall site.
- As Mavericks plan move north, Victory Park businesses worry about downtown traffic
The Dallas Mavericks plan to relocate from downtown Dallas to North Dallas, sparking concerns among Victory Park businesses reliant on game-day traffic. City leaders argue the move could foster long-term downtown growth by shifting focus to residential and commercial development rather than sports-dependent revenue.
- Dallas Mavericks choose Valley View site for new arena and entertainment district
The Dallas Mavericks have selected the Valley View site for their new arena and entertainment district, purchasing 104 acres of the former Valley View Mall. This decision shifts the NBA franchise from its 46-year downtown location to a site 13 miles north, described as a 'seismic' change for Dallas' sports and entertainment landscape.
- Mark Cuban Sells Most of His Bitcoin, Calls It a Failed Hedge
Mark Cuban has sold most of his Bitcoin holdings, stating it failed to act as an effective hedge against fiat currency weakness and geopolitical turmoil. The billionaire investor cited Bitcoin's poor performance during the U.S.-Iran conflict compared to gold's surge as the breaking point for his confidence in the asset.
- Mark Cuban forced to play nice with President Trump after agreeing to be business partners
Mark Cuban and President Donald Trump have partnered to launch TrumpRx.gov, a new initiative aimed at lowering the cost of generic prescription drugs. The partnership comes after a history of heated political attacks between the two. Cuban's company, Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drugs, will work with the Trump administration and other private-sector companies.