The basketball world convened at the historic arena where Kyrie Irving etched his name into NBA Finals lore, offering an opportunity for the Dallas Mavericks superstar to reflect on his journey. Oakland Arena – formerly known as Oracle Arena – was the stage for one of the most pivotal shots in NBA history.

Irving was out because of a shoulder injury and Thompson a foot sprain following Wednesday night's 110-104 home win over the Golden State Warriors. Irving, 32, scored 42 points wh

Don't look now, but the Dallas Mavericks are two last-second shots from having won six straight games in the post-Luka Doncic era. They lost to the 76ers when Naji Marshall's pote

There are three nights of on-court events, highlighted by the Rising Stars competition for first- and second-year players on Friday, the dunk and 3-point contest on Saturday and the All-Star Game on Sunday, which has a new format this year.

The Dallas Mavericks played their second game without Luka Doncic on Tuesday evening, falling 118-116 to the Philadelphia 76ers. The contest marked the first appearance for Mavericks star Kyrie Irving since Doncic was traded to the Los Angeles Lakers. Irving finished with game-high 34 points, nine rebounds four assists, one steal, and one block.

Irving spoke for the first time since the stunning Luka Doncic trade and noted that he and the team are still hurting.

Kyrie Irving, star of the Dallas Mavericks, doesn’t just shine on the court. With a fortune in the millions, his success goes beyond basketball, with multimillion-dollar contracts and exciting projects.

Luka Doncic‘s trade from the Mavericks shook the NBA world especially his partner in crime Kyrie Irving. Considering the entire internet was in disbelief, it is not shocking that those close to the Slovenian are having a tough time.

Dallas has dropped its first two games since the trade went down, but Irving did not appear in the Sunday loss to the Cavaliers, making Tuesday the first time he spoke to the media since the

Irving’s whatever-it-takes mentality has trickled down to the rest of the team, winners of four of its last five games.

Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving is not afraid to criticize the NBA when he feels it’s right. When asked about what he would want the NBA to change, he gave a simple yet insightful answer. “Probably a shortened season and a longer break during All-Star,