In a surprise development on the first day that NBA teams and agents could start talking about new contracts,A Tyson Chandler A came away convinced that his time with theA Dallas Mavericks A is coming to an end.
With the unofficial, metaphorical ink on the tentative CBA structure beginning to dry, we’ll take to look at how the new agreement impacts the Dallas Mavericks teams of today and tomorrow.
Chills still run down my spine when I think about those summery nights watching the Dallas Mavericks win game after game.
After so many twists and turns during labor talks, the 2011-2012 NBA season has been saved .
Tyson Chandler is a free agent this year, and he’s arguably the most important player on the market.
Dirk Nowitzki and the Mavs, THE RETURNING CHAMPS, for those who forgot, are at 17/2 odds in Bodog’s Futures NBA fans just received the best early Christmas present imaginable when we found out there would in fact be an NBA season this year, and fittingly enough, it will begin on Christmas day, as we joyously return to the days of Dirk’s fadeaway … (more)
With reports of a handshake agreement to be finalized in the coming week, the NBA owners and Players Association can still save things in time for a Christmas Day start.
A With theA end of the second-longest NBA lockout in league history A finally approaching, a Dallas man is hopeful he may finally be able to fulfill a dream.
Unless they don’t appreciate having money thrown at them, they all will be on the open market in July 2012.
Let’s give it up for the real negotiator in the room between players and owners.
The Dallas Mavericks used to be the aging team with an awkward German superstar.
Center Tyson Chandler is the most coveted free agent in the NBA - which says a lot more about how pathetic this class of free agents is than how great Chandler is.
Dirk Nowitzki of the Dallas Mavericks celebrates a point against the Miami Heat in Game 6 of the NBA Finals on June 12, 2011 at the AmericanAirlines Arena in Miami, Florida.
When the Lakers had their monumental meltdown against the Mavericks in the 2011 Playoffs a lot of accusatory fingers were pointing at power forward Pau Gasol.
Unlike during the 1998-’99 season, Sam Perkins believes this year’s group of NBA players are more together than the crew from 13 years ago.
