The Dallas Mavericks are back in the loss column after falling 101-94 to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night inside American Airlines Center. While the Ma

Aguirre’s jersey retirement will take place in a halftime ceremony of the Mavericks’ Jan. 29 game against the Charlotte Hornets. Aguirre, the franchise’s third all-time leading scorer who helped Dallas reach the Western Conference finals in 1988, was visibly emotional when Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont gave him the news last week.

The Mavericks sued the Stars, alleging the hockey team violated a clause requiring headquarters in Dallas amid disputes over the arena’s future lease deal.

The Dallas Mavericks are on the second night of a back-to-back, but the OKC Thunder are down multiple key pieces.

The Dallas Mavericks have sued the Dallas Stars, claiming the Stars' move of their headquarters to Frisco breached a contract, allowing the Mavericks to claim sole ownership of the companies that run the jointly owned American Airlines Center.

Despite the Mavericks’ difficult start, Christie has provided consistency for Dallas in the early stages of the season.

As first reported by our content partners at DLLS Sports, Mavs backup point guard Brandon Williams was arrested Saturday by DFW Airport authorities and charged with possession of marijuana.

For a team that talked all offseason about having championship expectations, the Dallas Mavericks have been far from a championship contender through four games. Granted, it's just four games, but a lot of the concerns stem over from the end of last season and the preseason.

Aguirre, 65, was privately given the news by Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont before Dallas’ season opener at home last Wednesday. Aguirre told The Dallas Morning News roughly 15 people, mostly family and friends, were present in the AAC hospitality room.