Mavs' Parsons Among 19 Players Selected For US Men's Roster
Chandler Parsons is one of 19 players selected for this summer's U.S. national team roster, which will compete at the World Cup of Basketball in Spain.
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Chandler Parsons is one of 19 players selected for this summer's U.S. national team roster, which will compete at the World Cup of Basketball in Spain.
The Houston Rockets will not match the Dallas Mavericks' offer sheet for restricted free agent Chandler Parsons, 105.3 The Fan's Mike Fisher confirms.
With the future of Chandler Parsons still in doubt, the Dallas Mavericks have added veteran forward Richard Jefferson.
The Dallas Mavericks will acquire minimum-wage center/forward Greg Smith in a trade with the Bulls, an NBA source confirms, adding that Dallas has given up "nothing'' in the swap.
The Mavs were hoping to bring back Vince Carter back. Here are there options now that Carter has signed a three-year, $12-million deal with Memphis.
Former Dallas Mavericks guard and eight-time All Star Vince Carter has signed a multiyear contract with the Memphis Grizzlies.
Teams and players could negotiate and agree to deals since July 1, but contracts couldn't be signed or trades made until Thursday, after the moratorium period ended and next season's salary cap was set.
It's not great video, but the video clearly shows restricted free agent Chandler Parsons, along with Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, signing an offer sheet with the Mavs at an Orlando nightclub.
Shan & RJ crosstalked with In The Loop With Nick & Lopez about Parsons and what he potentially brings to Dallas.
The Mavericks have made a move at small forward, with restricted free agent Chandler Parsons signing a three-year offer sheet worth more than $45 million.
The NBA has set the 2014-15 salary cap at $63.1 million, an all-time high, paving the way for contracts to be signed.
The Dallas Mavericks announced the team's roster and schedule for the 2014 NBA Summer League, which will take place in Las Vegas in mid-July.
The Dallas Mavericks are working on sealing a deal with Devin Harris, with the likelihood being that he gets the sort of deal (three years and $9 million) that was on the table for him in Dallas before the toe injury was revealed.
The last time LeBron was on the market, the Mavs politely downplayed their interest because they lacked cap space and could only pull up a chair to the poker table at the invitation of the Cavs.
The Mavs knew all along that Dirk Nowitzki would re-up in Dallas. The deal is reportedly in the $10 million a year range, for three years, with some creativity tucked in.
