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Dirk Nowitzki's intention to take a "significant pay cut" next summer will be part of the Dallas Mavericks' sales pitch in July as they attempt to sign a superstar in free agency.

Mark Cuban & Co. must figure out how to fill the voids left by their Dallas departures.

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban blames himself for the franchise's failure to make the playoffs this season.

This is unfamiliar, uncomfortable territory for Mark Cuban.

DALLAS - For the first time in a dozen years, the Dallas Mavericks won't participate in the playoffs. The Mavs' 12-year streak was snapped Wednesday night when they were officially eliminated due to their home loss to the lowly Phoenix Suns and th...

After his most dominant performance of a frustrating season, Dirk Nowitzki declared he has no doubt he'll play for the Dallas Mavericks at least through the 2015-16 season.

Mark Cuban predicted this summer that there would be chemistry problems for the loaded Los Angeles Lakers and pretty much openly prayed to the basketball gods that the NBA's glamour team would "suck." However, if you had promised Cuban before the ...

DALLAS -- The reason the Dallas Mavericks' front office made the right decision to take a huge risk in December 2011 will be on display Friday night at the American Airlines Center. Here come the Oklahoma City Thunder, a great young team that just...

Mavericks' post-title plan was worth risk in order to keep up with rising Thunder.

Memo to the rest of the NBA: Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is in "Let's Make a Deal" mode.

Count the Dallas Mavericks among the list of NBA teams who are keeping an eye on former No. 1 overall pick Greg Oden.

Dirk Nowitzki doesn't want to play for another NBA franchise, but he also doesn't want to finish his career just fighting for the Western Conference's final playoff spot.

DALLAS -- With the Dallas Mavericks' 12-season playoff streak in serious jeopardy, star forward Dirk Nowitzki expressed strong doubt about the front office's plan for the franchise's future, even wondering whether it'd be in the Mavs' best interests ...

With the Dallas Mavericks' 12-season playoff streak in serious jeopardy, star forward Dirk Nowitzki expressed strong doubt about the front office's plan for the franchise's future, even wondering whether it'd be in the Mavs' best interests to trade him.

Tim MacMahon examines the ways Dallas has departed from the dynastic path of its opponent Thursday

DALLAS -- The Dallas Mavericks sure could have used a calm, cool, savvy clutch leader as the New York Knicks cut their lead from a dozen points down to one during the final six minutes. "I try not to think about those things," coach Rick Carlisle ...