Get the latest Dallas Mavericks update as of July 2025. The Mavericks are rebuilding following the blockbuster trade sending Luka Doncic to the Lakers, acquiring key pieces such as Max Christie, Anthony Davis, and a 2029 first-round pick in the process. The roster now features promising young talents like Cooper Flagg, the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, and new signings including Miles Kelly and Ryan Nembhard on two-way contracts. Veteran additions include Kyrie Irving, who was re-signed this offseason, and Daniel Gafford, extended recently to bolster the frontcourt. The team is led by coach Jason Kidd and continues developing depth while aiming for a quick resurgence in the Western Conference. Stay tuned for more updates on roster strategy, player development, and training camp insights with the Mavericks preparing for the 2025-26 NBA season.

Join Josyah Howard on Mavs Latest for the freshest Dallas Mavericks updates! In this episode, hear insider buzz about Cooper Flagg's strong summer league debut and the overwhelming support he's getting from teammates and the league. Discover a bold front office prediction about the Mavericks’ playoff chances amid Kyrie Irving's uncertain start. Plus, dive into the latest LeBron James trade rumors and what they could mean for Dallas—timing, roster impacts, and more. Josyah also shares exclusive Mavericks chatter, including a nearly signed Darren Williams deal and reflections on roster moves from past seasons. This is your daily dose of Mavs news, rumors, and analysis you don’t want to miss!

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Dive into the latest Dallas Mavericks updates with Josyah Howard! In this episode, get the inside scoop on Cooper Flagg's eagerness to prove himself in summer league despite front office hesitations. Plus, we break down the recent CBS Sports ranking placing the Mavs front office at 26th in the NBA, discussing the luck and decisions behind the Luka Dončić trade, Kyrie Irving signing, and roster moves. Hear Josyah's take on Maxwell Lewis possibly snagging the last roster spot and Kyrie’s candid thoughts on the realities of making millions in the NBA. Stay up-to-date with your favorite team’s news, rumors, and insightful analysis!

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Join lifelong Dallas Mavericks fan Josyah Howard for the latest update on the Mavs’ 2025 offseason. This episode dives into the recent buzz around LeBron James’ potential move to Dallas—and why the Mavs seem to be shutting that down for now despite whispers about teaming up with Kyrie Irving and Anthony Davis. Josyah breaks down a fascinating three-team trade rumor involving Klay Thompson and Carl Anthony Towns, highlighting why he wouldn’t disrupt the current core. Plus, get insider stories about Klay Thompson’s intense training routine and his growing reputation among peers, including a supportive relationship with LSU guard FJ Johnson. Stay informed on all things Dallas as the Mavs prepare for another championship push.

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In today’s Mavs Latest, Josyah Howard breaks down why the door is firmly closed on LeBron James joining the Dallas Mavericks this offseason, despite ongoing trade rumors. Rachel Nichols confirms Dallas isn’t pursuing LeBron right now, though a move could still happen next offseason depending on team dynamics. Meanwhile, rookie Ryan Nemhard impressed in summer league with standout performances, earning high praise from coaches and securing a two-way deal as a versatile, tough defender with long-term potential. The Mavericks are also reportedly interested in wing player Dean Wade, whose shooting and expiring contract could make him a valuable trade target. Plus, a fun update on Klay Thompson’s positive off-court vibes with Megan Thee Stallion and how it might impact his upcoming season. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis and all things Dallas Mavericks as the 2025 season approaches.

The latest episode of Mavs Latest tackles the biggest stories of the Dallas Mavericks’ 2025 offseason. Host Josyah Howard responds to Draymond Green’s viral comments comparing summer league “shutdowns” like Cooper Flagg’s to player load management—arguing it’s normal for a #1 pick to play only a few showcase games. Howard highlights Flag’s post-summer league plans and development expectations, noting CBS Sports’ projection that Flag could become an All-NBA defender within three years, though immediate dominance may be unrealistic given today’s all-time wing depth. The episode strongly urges Dallas to hold onto Klay Thompson—despite trade rumors—citing his playoff pedigree and new supporting role that should boost efficiency. Finally, praise rolls in for the Mavericks’ revamped coaching staff led by Frank Vogel and Phil Handy, described as perhaps the NBA’s best player development group, ready to maximize the young core and guide Dallas through a pivotal season.

Big questions loom for the Dallas Mavericks as they enter the final stretch of the 2025 offseason. The roster’s last two-way contract slot remains up for grabs, with Maxwell Lewis and Jamaron Sharp emerging as frontrunners after summer league, while Melvin Ainsa missed out due to injury. Rookie Cooper Flag impressed in limited action—drawing praise from new teammate Naji Marshall and the Mavericks’ veterans for his poise and resilience. Off the court, LeBron James trade rumors are gaining momentum, with betting odds shifting sharply toward Dallas as a possible destination if he leaves Los Angeles. Host Josyah Howard discusses why a Luka Doncic return to Dallas is unlikely and how the franchise’s culture continues evolving in the post-Luka era. Get the latest on roster moves, rookie expectations, and the Mavs’ star-chasing offseason strategy.

In this episode of Mavs Latest, Josyah Howard spotlights rookie Cooper Flagg’s standout Summer League performance, drawing national praise and being named a major “winner of the summer” by Bleacher Report for his resilience and versatile skill set—even after a shaky debut. The show dissects Flagg’s fast adaptation to NBA physicality and why the Mavericks shut him down early: to showcase his poise, bounce-back ability, and readiness to fit alongside veterans in the regular season.

Dive into all things Dallas Mavericks with Josyah Howard’s latest episode on Mavs Latest. Review the Mavericks’ recent summer league loss to the Philadelphia 76ers (90–82), spotlighting standout performances from Miles Kelly (21 points, 5 of 13 from three) and Lewis (23 points, 10 of 20 shooting). Get an in-depth look at undrafted talent breaking out for possible G League or two-way deals, and analysis on Janai Broom’s big night for the Sixers. The episode celebrates Cooper Flagg’s major achievement—winning the ESPY for best male college athlete—and discusses why his run just edged out football’s Travis Hunter. Off the court, Josyah dissects Klay Thompson’s red-carpet debut with Megan Thee Stallion, their buzzworthy relationship, and what it means for Klay’s future in Dallas.

On the July 16, 2025, episode of Mavs Latest, Josyah Howard delivers key updates from Dallas, starting with Dereck Lively II’s foot surgery and why the Mavericks are optimistic he’ll return strong for training camp. With Lively viewed as the future at center, Josyah breaks down his fit alongside D’Angelo Russell, Klay Thompson, Cooper Flagg, and Anthony Davis in the projected starting five. Plus, Shaquille O’Neal—now a Dallas local—publicly praises rookie Cooper Flagg, comparing his rise to Dirk Nowitzki’s. The episode also tackles the swirling LeBron James trade rumors, with inside reports confirming Dallas is not actively pursuing a deal. Josyah explains why the Mavs are standing firm on their roster and focusing on development, role-player fit, and long-term chemistry over blockbuster speculation.