Mavs Sign 1st Round Pick Shane Larkin
The Mavericks signed first-round pick Shane Larkin, who is likely out until training camp in October with a broken right ankle. Larkin is slotted to make $1.28 million.
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The Mavericks signed first-round pick Shane Larkin, who is likely out until training camp in October with a broken right ankle. Larkin is slotted to make $1.28 million.
Bernard James was originally waived by the Mavericks on July 19 and cleared waivers on July 21. He was put through waivers for salary cap reasons.
The Mavericks announced that they have resigned forward Brandan Wright. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, though the deal is reported to be for two years and $10 million.
The Mavericks have officially announced the signing of free agent guard Monta Ellis. Terms of the deal were not disclosed per team policy.
The Mavericks have hired Rockets executive Gersson Rosas as general manager, filling a spot that had been vacant since Don Nelson left the franchise eight years ago.
The Mavericks announced on Monday that the team has traded the former Florida point guard to the Grizzlies for a 2016 second round draft pick.
The Mavericks have officially announced the signing of free agent center Samuel Dalembert. Terms of the deal were not disclosed per team policy.
Mavericks star forward Dirk Nowitzki teamed up with German DJ and YouTube star Flula to create a musical masterpiece.
News that Marcus Camby was made available via his buyout from Toronto did not phase the Mavericks, a source saying that the club passed to focus on a deal for Samuel Dalembert.
Mavs rookie Shane Larkin had surgery to repair a fractured right ankle according to a team press release.
Reports said that Mavericks rookie guard Shane Larkin has broken his ankle during a summer league practice and could miss two to three months.
Termed a 'longshot' to come to Dallas two days ago, Monta Ellis is in the process of agreeing to a three-year Mavs deal, sources told 105.3 The Fan.
Jose Calderon led the NBA in 3-point shooting at 46 percent last season. He had spent his entire eight-year career with Toronto before going to Detroit in a three-team deal.
Dallas announced the deal Thursday, making Gal Mekel the second Israeli-born player to sign with an NBA team.
Andrew Bynum accepted the deal on Wednesday night, said the person who spoke on condition of anonymity because the team hasn't announced the agreement.
