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Mark Cuban injury and suspension
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• Dunc'd On: Detroit InfamyThe Pistons are now the sole record holders, losers of 27 consecutive games in a single season. We recap their loss to Brooklyn despite Cade Cunningham's heroics, discuss how they got themselves in this mess, and how much owner Tom Gores is to blame. Then we catch up on news around the NBA. What are the odds Mark Cuban still runs basketball operations for Dallas in 2025? Plus, the rest of the news...2023See more Cade Cunningham -
• Mark Cuban Proposes Change to Charging Rule After Star InjuriesThe Mavs owner wants to see some changes after a slew of injuries on Sunday....2023 -
• After the Mavericks' penalty, here's a look at the biggest fines in NBA history
After Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks were fined $750,000 on Friday, heres a look at the 11 largest fines in league history....2023See more Dallas Mavericks
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• After the Mavericks' penalty, here's a look at the biggest fines in NBA history
After Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks were fined $750,000 on Friday, heres a look at the 11 largest fines in league history....2023Click for news about Dallas Mavericks
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• Mavericks Began Planning Pursuit Of Kyrie Irving In NovemberThe Dallas Mavericks were loosely linked to Kyrie Irving this past offseason, but their interest in acquiring him is believed to have picked up in November when he was suspended by the Brooklyn Nets for linking to a documentary with antisemitic tropes. At that time, Zach Lowe characterized Irving's value around the league as being radioactive. Irving returned to the Nets in mid-November and they w...2023Visit the page Dallas Mavericks -
• Adam Silver Considered Bringing Robert Sarver Situation To Board Of Governors VoteAdam Silver considered sending the decision on what to do on Robert Sarver's ownership of the Phoenix Suns to the NBA's board of governors. Silver, instead, issued a one-year suspension and a $10 million fine. Silver was concerned about the legal concerns about the statute that outlines the process for owners to expel a fellow owner. ESPN writes Silver "believed strongly that there were important...2022See more articles Adam Silver -
• Mavs’ Mark Cuban throws hot water on Play-In Tournament as injuries mount
It has been an exciting NBA postseason with plenty of good storylines. However, one major issue for each team involved has been injuries. Stars such as Ja Morant, Jimmy Butler, Marcus Smart and more have dealt with various ailments which has kept them out of games. Injuries are a part of the game, but Mavs […] The post Mavs’ Mark Cuban throws hot water on Play-In Tournament as injuries...2022Check it out Marcus Smart
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• Luka Doncic injury update will have Dallas fans breathing a slight sigh of relief
Everyone that is involved with the Dallas Mavericks organization from the fans, to the stadium and team employees, all the way up to head coach Jason Kidd and Owner Mark Cuban can all breathe a sigh of relief, as Shams Charania of The Athletic reported on Tuesday that imaging on Luka Doncic’s left ankle and […] The post Luka Doncic injury update will have Dallas fans breathing a slight...2021See also Luka Doncic
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• Luka Doncic’s ‘joy’ for basketball has really impressed Mark Cuban
Dallas Mavericks superstar Luka Doncic has taken the NBA world by storm since entering the league in the 2018-19 season. The new Mavs franchise player won the 2019 Rookie of the Year Award in grand fashion and was in the MVP conversation this 2019-20 before games were suspended in March due to the coronavirus pandemic. […] The post Luka Doncic’s ‘joy’ for basketball has rea...2020See more articles Luka Doncic
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• Mark Cuban supports use of HGH in injury recovery, funded study with University of Michigan on subject
Mark Cuban wants the NBA to become more open-minded about injury recovery...2020
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Mark Cuban injury and suspension
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• Will the 2020-21 NBA season start on Christmas?
Here’s the Fort Worth Star Telegram reporting on Mavericks owner Mark Cuban’s take on fitting the puzzle pieces together regarding how the rest of this season may play out and when the 2020-21 season might begin: Mark Cuban believes the NBA can still salvage its 2019-20 season, despite it being suspended for two months and … Continue reading "Will the 2020-21 NBA season start on ...2020
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• Mark Cuban backs off optimism for NBA return, says no discussions of potential return date
Just a week after Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban expressed optimism for the NBA to return in May or June, he backed off that belief on Wednesday and added further doubt to basketball returning anytime soon. During an appearance on ESPN’s “Get Up”, Cuban said that there are no specifics for a potential NBA return and he hasn’t had any conversations within the league of even a target date. As Cub...2020See more articles Dallas Mavericks
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• Clippers owner Steve Ballmer donates $25M to fight COVID-19
Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, through the Ballmer Group, has pledged more than $25MM in aid to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, Ohm Youngmisuk of ESPN tweets. The donation will help Seattle, Southeast Michigan and Los Angeles, areas that have been hard hit by coronavirus. It includes $10MM to University of Washington Medicine’s Emergency Response Fund to speed up testing for a COVID-19 vaccine. In an ...2020Check it out Steve Ballmer
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• L.A. Kings, Clippers, Lakers partnering to pay Staples Center workers
With the NBA indefinitely suspended, several high profile players have pledged money toward team employees who are not able to work. Thus far, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Kevin Love, Blake Griffin and Zion Williamson have been at the forefront. Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was the first to publicly state that employees would be taken care of during the uncertain period, and now more teams have stepped fo...2020See more articles Staples Center
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• Giannis Antetokounmpo will follow Kevin Love’s lead with $100K donation to arena staff
The coronavirus outbreak is having a major economic impact on millions of families across the world, and NBA superstars are doing what they can to ease some of that burden for arena workers. On Thursday, Kevin Love announced that he is donating $100,000 to help Cleveland Cavaliers employees who may not be able to take home a paycheck while the NBA season is suspended. Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis ...2020See more articles Giannis Antetokounmpo
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• Multiple NBA teams commit to paying arena workers during hiatus
Some of the first comments Mavericks owner Mark Cuban made on Wednesday night after the NBA announced that it had suspended the 2019-20 season were focused on the team’s part-time, seasonal,and hourly employees, such as security guards and concession workers at the American Airlines Center. Cuban made it clear that the Mavs plan to take care of those employees. “I reached out to the folks at the a...2020See more Mark Medina
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• NBA preparing for at least 30-day layoff before season resumes
Although the NBA has yet make a formal announcement on an initial timetable for its hiatus, team owners are encouraging commissioner Adam Silver to re-evaluate the situation after 30 days, sources tell ESPN’s Adrian Wonjarowski (Twitter link), who says the league is expected to provide an official update soon. Vincent Goodwill of Yahoo Sports (Twitter link) also hears that the NBA will shut down f...2020Visit the page Adam Silver
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• Mark Cuban: NBA Season Suspension Not About Basketball
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was visibly stunned in the third quarter of Wednesday night’s game when news broke that the NBA was suspending the season after Rudy Gobert reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus. “It seemed more like out of a movie than reality,” said Cuban, who agreed with the League’s precautionary decision to protect […] The post Mark Cuban: NBA ...2020See more articles Rudy Gobert
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• Report: NBA expects shutdown to last at least two weeks, season to eventually resume
In the wake of Rudy Gobert‘s positive coronavirus test, the NBA has announced that its season will be suspended indefinitely, as we detailed earlier tonight. While it remains to be seen exactly how long that suspension will last, one person who spoke to Tim Reynolds of The Associated Press said the NBA expects the league to be shut down for at least two weeks. That source cautioned that the situat...2020See more Rudy Gobert
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• Report: NBA expects shutdown to last at least two weeks and season to eventually resume
In the wake of Rudy Gobert‘s positive coronavirus test, the NBA has announced that its season will be suspended indefinitely, as we detailed earlier tonight. While it remains to be seen exactly how long that suspension will last, one person who spoke to Tim Reynolds of The Associated Press said the NBA expects the league to be shut down for at least two weeks. That source cautioned that the situat...2020See also Rudy Gobert
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• Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Reacts To NBA Season Being Suspended Indefinitely
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban seems to already be thinking proactively. Minutes after Cuban found out the NBA was going... »...2020Click for news about Dallas Mavericks
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• Mark Cuban finds out NBA season is suspended due to coronavirus during Mavericks game vs. Nuggets
The Mavs owner was just as surprised as you were...2020
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• Watch: Mavs owner Mark Cuban has wild reaction to initial NBA, coronavirus news
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has seen a lot over the years, but Wednesday’s developments seemed dumbfounding, even to him. After word broke Wednesday that the NBA had suspended the season after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert’s positive test for coronavirus, Cuban was seen with a shocked reaction to the news flashing across his phone screen. At the time, the Mavericks were in the middle of a nat...2020Read about Dallas Mavericks
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• WATCH: Mark Cuban finds out NBA season is suspended due to coronavirus during Mavericks game vs. Nuggets
The Mavs owner was just as surprised as you were...2020
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• Watch: Mark Cuban's reaction to news NBA season has been suspended
March 11 will go down as one of the scariest days in the history of the sports world. Wednesday marked the day that the World Health Organization (WHO) classified coronavirus (COVID-19) as a global pandemic. Following suit, the NCAA announced that the men’s and women’s postseason basketball tournaments will be played without fans in attendance. If that was not enough, the NBA announced its season...2020Click for news about Utah Jazz
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• Jimmy Butler shouts out Luka Doncic in postgame interview
Luka Doncic has officially made it. Jimmy Butler had a big game for the Miami Heat in their 137-106 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday night. He scored a season-high 38 points and did it all in three quarters. In his postgame interview, Butler said he “felt like Luka (Doncic) out there.” Mavericks owner Mark Cuban liked Butler’s reference to Doncic and tweeted about it. Doncic has been out ...2020Check it out Jimmy Butler
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• Mark Cuban 'would support' NBA logo change to honor Kobe Bryant
The NBA logo has featured former Los Angeles Lakers star Jerry West since 1969, but many have been pushing for the Association to make the late Kobe Bryant the new logo. In fact, more than 3 million people have signed a Change.org petition asking the NBA to make Bryant the new logo. One person who would get behind that idea is none other than Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. Speaking with TMZ Sp...2020Check it out Kobe Bryant
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• Mark Cuban: ‘Number 24 Will Never Again Be Worn By a Dallas Maverick’
In the wake of Kobe Bryant‘s tragic death in a helicopter crash Sunday morning, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban announced that the franchise is retiring his iconic No. 24 jersey. Cuban joined the massive outpouring of grief from the sports world and far beyond after Bryant and his daughter Gianna perished, along with seven other […] The post Mark Cuban: ‘Number 24 Will Never Ag...2020See more Kobe Bryant
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• Kobe Bryant death: Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says No. 24 will be retired following loss of NBA legend
Bryant died in a helicopter crash in California on Sunday morning...2020Click for news about Kobe Bryant
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• Mark Cuban says no Mavericks player will wear No. 24 again in honor of KobeKobe Bryant never suited up for the Dallas Mavericks, but his impact on the NBA and Mark Cuban is undeniable. As a tribute to Kobe — who died in a helicopter crash Sunday along with his 13-year-old daughter Gianna and seven others — the Mavericks’ owner announced that no player will wear No. 24 for...2020See also Kobe Bryant