Let’s not beat around it — the Mavericks’ season has been a dumpster fire stitched together with “potential” and questionable shoehorns. Just months ago, Mavs blew up their entire identity by trading Luka Dončić to acquire Anthony Davis in what many call one of the wildest mid-season trades in NBA history. Then, front office chaos hit: former GM Nico Harrison — the man behind the trade — was fired. The roster is now a strange mix: a flashed future with rookie Cooper Flagg, so

Greetings, gambling friends. Pull up a chair, grab your popcorn, because the NBA is stirring the pot in a big way — and nope, it’s not just that Steph is hitting threes again. We’re talking investigations. Allegations. Prop-bets. That weird “I’ll play nine minutes and score five points” look. (Yes, Terry Rozier, we’re looking at you.) So what’s actually going on? Here’s the rundown: A federal investigation into gambling, rigged games, and weird betting activity has spread acr

If there was any doubt about who owns Texas basketball now, last night settled it. The San Antonio Spurs absolutely dismantled the Dallas Mavericks 125–92, and it wasn’t close.