On this episode, the guys spend nearly an hour reviewing the Dallas Mavericks condensed offseason. From Tyrell Terry Fever, to Josh Green's ability to contribute from Day 1, to James Johnson being an X-factor, Dalton and Matt analyze these offseason moves from top to bottom. Matt also spends about 30 minutes just simply yelling at his computer over the Mavs' confusing and often frustrating free agency strategy. Thanks for listening!

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After staying relatively quiet this entire week up to this point, the Dallas Mavericks ended up hitting a home rum in the NBA Draft on Wednesday night, drafting Josh Green, Tyrell Terry and Tyler Bey, while also acquiring Josh Richardson from the Philadelphia 76ers. On this episode, the guys breakdown all those moves individually, while also looking ahead to what could come in the next few days as well. Thanks for listening!

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On this episode of the Mavs Step Back Podcast, Dalton Trigg is joined by DallasBasketball.com’s NBA draft expert Richard Stayman to talk about which players the Dallas Mavericks should consider drafting if they end up keeping their two draft picks, as well as who they might trade up for. Thanks for listening!

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On this episode, the guys discuss what was a very busy opening day of the NBA's trade season, including what remaining trade options could still be out there for the Mavs in the NBA Draft tomorrow night. Zach LaVine, Buddy Hield and Victor Oladipo are all still on the board. Despite the lack of activity early on, the Mavs could still have us all smiling by this weekend if they take an aggressive approach. With it looking like Giannis could be staying in Milwaukee after all, an uptick in aggression is definitely needed right now. Thanks for listening!

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Less than an hour before the NBA lifts its moratorium on trades, Dallas Mavericks general manager Donnie Nelson joins our Mavs Step Back Podcast to give us an update on where the team currently stands when it comes to potential trades, the NBA Draft and free agency.

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On this episode, Dalton and Matt discuss the idea of the Mavs trading for Pelicans 3-and-D shooting guard Jrue Holiday. There are reportedly multiple teams talking to the Pelicans about a potential Holiday trade, and we believe the Mavs are one of those teams based on their interest in him for the last three years, plus the fact that Holiday is exactly the type of shooting guard you'd want sharing the backcourt with Luka Doncic. From there, the guys briefly discuss Bradley Beal's trade-related comments he made on another podcast recently. Finally, a handful of our listeners' questions are answered in our Mavs Offseason Mailbag 5.0, including a very interesting Ben Simmons trade idea. Thanks for listening!

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On this week's episode, Dalton and Matt start out by talking about the NBA potentially coming back sooner than we all thought, as it was reported that the league is in discussions to start next season on December 22nd with a shortened 72-game schedule and decreased travel. The guys discuss how this is a good decision for the NBA, all things being considered, and how it could potentially be beneficial to the Mavs. The next conversation focuses on a report from the Dallas Morning News that the Mavs are willing to trade anyone on the roster except Luka Doncic or Kristaps Porzingis. The guys discuss how this 'win-now' urgency from the Mavs could affect their pursuit of Giannis Antetokounmpo in 2021 (Spoiler: it won't change much at all). NBA Draft prospects telling their agents they want to play with Luka in Dallas? Danilo Gallinari as prime offseason target? All that and more on this week's show. Thanks for listening, and be sure to subscribe!

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On this week's episode, Dalton and Matt start off by discussing a couple of "realistic" potential NBA trade scenarios for the Dallas Mavericks, involving San Antonio Spurs shooting guard DeMar DeRozan and Orlando Magic forward Aaron Gordon. These ideas are interesting to think about, especially in the case of Gordon, a player who the Mavs have shown interest in trading for not too long ago. In the second segment, the guys answer a handful of listeners' questions in their Mavs Offseason Mailbag 4.0. Thanks for listening, and be sure to subscribe and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts!

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On this week's episode, Dalton and Matt are joined by MavsMoneyball.com's Editor-in-Chief Kirk Henderson to discuss the Dallas Mavericks reportedly being at 'the front of the line' when and if Giannis Antetokounmpo becomes available. The guys then go on to discuss a borderline insane James Harden trade scenario presented by Dalton, based on piecing together reports from Shams and ESPN's Bobby Marks. This episode is Part One of a two-part recording. The second part can be found over at MavsMoneyball.com on the 'Kirk Your Enthusiasm' podcast. Go give it a listen as well, and be sure to subscribe to both podcasts and leave us ratings on Apple Podcasts. Thanks for listening!

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On this episode, the guys are joined by Dallas Mavericks big man Willie Cauley-Stein. Cauley-Stein starts off by talking about how the timing of the pandemic led to his decision to not attend the NBA Bubble, being that his daughter was born over the summer. From there, he dishes on what he thought of his teammates' efforts against the Los Angeles Clippers in the first round, what he's been working on this offseason, his upcoming player option, how he can help the Mavs going forward, and much more! The guys then end this one by asking Cauley-Stein three of our listeners' questions submitted via Twitter over the weekend. Thanks for listening, and be sure to subscribe!

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