Warriors writer floats idea of reunion with declining four-time NBA champion Mavericks guard originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Some players aren’t as productive during the latter stages of their respective careers.

NBA insider Marc Stein recently dropped the latest injury update on Dallas Mavericks star point guard Kyrie Irving.

Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd suggested Saturday that Kyrie Irving could return to the court before the calendar year is over.

The Dallas Mavericks are now getting ready to play their first road game of the season. They’ll take on the Houston Rockets on Monday evening. The Mavericks need a win desperately.

The Houston Rockets are an intriguing team when it comes to pace. The Rockets play at the second-slowest pace in the NBA, but if an opponent speeds them up, it seems to throw Houston into its favorite briar patch. The Rockets have won all four of their games that have gone Over the total.

A rocky start for the Dallas Mavericks shouldn’t surprise anyone. A team that was beat up and dejected to finish last season, recovering from injury, trying to reconnect the remaining pieces, adding a number one pick into the fold, all while missing your star guard with no reasonable back up? Yes, I’m shocked they’ve had trouble scoring.

When searching for ways for the Mavericks to improve on the point guard front, Grant Hughes of Bleacher Report proposed an intriguing trade. His trade idea would move on from Daniel Galford in a deal with the New Orleans Pelicans for Jose Alvarado, Saddiq Bey, and a 2028 first-round pick swap.

What Mavericks veterans Anthony Davis and Klay Thompson said about rookie Cooper Flagg's first weeks of the regular season.