The Dallas Mavericks shocked the sports world ahead of the NBA trade deadline by sending Luka Doncic to the Los […]

The Mavs are 19-30, which placed them 11th in the Western Conference. They are 3.5 games out of the NBA Play-In Tournament. Anthony Davis is out with an injury and won’t be back until March at the earliest. Kyrie Irving hasn’t had a status update in quite some time. Therefore, his target return date is unknown.

Boston is reportedly one of at least four teams that have inquired with the Mavericks about the 28-year-old forward according to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints. The Knicks, Pistons and Lakers are other teams that have also checked in on Marshall, a player the Mavericks are hesitant to move according to NBA insider Marc Stein.

It was just this time last year when Jason Kidd sat side by side with former Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison in a small room at Rocket Arena in Cleveland to explain the rationale behind trading Luka Doncic.

The Dallas Mavericks don’t want to trade Naji Marshall or Max Christie, but they are still exploring moves involving Daniel Gafford, Klay Thompson and D’Angelo Russell, according to NBA insider Marc Stein of The Stein Line.

Former Dallas Mavericks majority governor Mark Cuban suggested on Sunday that Nico Harrison, the general manager responsible for trading Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers, deserved his firing in November.

Naji Marshall could be on the move in the next few days.

Dallas Mavericks to reevaluate their path forward in building around Cooper Flagg. Dallas is at a crossroads, left with limited assets and aging, injury-prone sidekicks following Hurricane Nico. Following Anthony Davis’ hand injury and Kyrie Irving potentially nearing a return to play,