The last time the Dallas Mavericks roster featured no European players, the year showed 1995, according to my deep-dive in ...

Meet the Dallas Mavericks: Europe’s Team. The evidence will be on display at American Airlines Center Sunday afternoon, when Dallas, with its NBA-high five European players, ...

NEW YORK – Luka Doncic, perhaps the next great European NBA player, will start his career with the Dallas Mavericks playing alongside Dirk Nowitzki, the greatest European to play in the NBA.

In his 21st season, Nowitzki isn’t the franchise player he once was. But in the locker room, the 14-time All-Star and 2011 Finals MVP still provides immeasurable value to the Mavericks.

Observing his gameplay reveals a systematic and calculated approach that maximizes his team’s success. Luka Dončić, another standout European player, has cemented himself as one of the most versatile ...

Dallas Mavericks guard Luka Doncic (77) grabs a rebound away from San Antonio Spurs forward Zach Collins (23) during the first half of an NBA basketball game at American Airlines Center on ...

If the Mavericks can get something out of Hardy, it would be a major boost to the squad’s current depth. Ultimately, Campazzo could add depth to the Mavericks roster during the regular season.

Most lists of the greatest European basketball players of all time include Dirk Nowitzki at No. 1. His accolades, legacy, and influence on the next wave of European hoopsters make him a deserving ...

Mavericks player analysis, Part I: Luka Dončić, Spencer Dinwiddie and more. By Tim Cato. Oct. 3, 2022 Updated Feb. 13, 2024. ... In past stops and in European games this summer, ...

From ranking Dallas' key players not named Luka Dončić to discussing coaching changes, Tim Cato answers Mavericks mailbag questions.

Is Giannis Antetokounmpo the greatest European to play in the NBA? NBA fans and influencers placed him on the first team, alongside some legends. In November, as part of the NBA's 75th anniversary ...

Are the Cowboys still America’s Team? Fans of the Patriots, Steelers and Packers, among other teams, have argued otherwise for two-plus decades.