The Dallas Mavericks will give Moses Brown his first start since joining the team for their matchup against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Do the Dallas Mavericks make the cut on a recent list discussing the top NBA franchises?

Mavs Talk: ‘Defensive Identity’ not there yet, says backup guard Trey Burke after tough 120-114 loss to Washington Wizards

The Dallas Mavericks host the Cleveland Cavaliers and Rookie of the Year candidate Evan Mobley on Monday night.

This is a situation you don't see so often: A twisted potential bidding war for a Raptor who doesn't even play

Coming off a big road win, Luka Doncic, Kristaps Porzingis and the Dallas Mavericks couldn't keep the winning ways alive in a 120-114 loss.

After a three-day break, the Dallas Mavericks host the Washington Wizards on Saturday night.

While we're marveling over No. 41, a reminder of the Charles Barkley-related reason Dirk chose that number in Dallas.

“Luka is definitely in the, ‘I play my way into shape’ school. He plays his way into shape and it doesn’t always look great.” - “The Ringer”

"I'm just feeling free,'' Porzingis says of his recent performances. "Just feeling free to play my game.''

Tuesday's night's contest featuring the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Clippers provided the drama as expected. Following the game, Clippers' forward Marcus Morris Sr. made a comment suggesting there is no rivalry. The stats suggest otherwise.

Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic made his return to the lineup for the team's win over the LA Clippers. He explained the decision to play.

"Wish upon a star,'' indeed, as Luka Doncic does play, despite his sprained knee and sprained ankle clearly being something short of 100 percent.

Luka or not, others are trying to step up. But there is only one Doncic.

Currently on a three-game losing streak, the Dallas Mavericks are in desperate need of someone other than Kristaps Porzingis and Jalen Brunson to contribute.

Luka Doncic is officially "questionable" for Tuesday's game