Charles Bassey and the Golden State Warriors have agreed upon a one-year deal. Bassey appeared in 13 games during the 2025-26 season across stops with the Warriors, Boston Celtics, Memphis Grizzlies and Philadelphia 76ers. Bassey finished the season with the Warriors. Bassey was the 53rd overall pick in the 2021 NBA draft out of Western Kentucky.
Some rambling thoughts about the Mavericks offseason.
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NBAMarc Stein says the Mavericks still prefer trading Klay Thompson before considering a contract buyout this offseason.
The Mavericks guard's surprise appearance at the NBPA Top 100 Camp gave some of the nation's best high school players memorable lessons.
NBASummer league plus the NBA at large
The Warriors' fans are thoroughly impressed with Yaxel Lendeborg following his Vegas Summer League debut.
With Miami emerging as a rumored potential landing spot, NBA insider Marc Stein revealed that the Mavericks' preference is to trade Klay Thompson instead of a
Despite recent rumors and trade links, the Lakers are reportedly hesitant to absorb PJ Washington's four-year, $88.8 million contract from the Mavericks.
Assigning Grades for the Mavericks in their 101-90 loss to the Warriors
Marina Mabrey and the Toronto Tempo host All-Star Starter Paige Bueckers and the Dallas Wings in WNBA action.
The Dallas Mavericks fell to the Golden State Warriors in their first game of NBA Summer League, 101-90. LJ Crier scored 25 for the Warriors and rookie Yaxel
Dallas Mavericks' Morez Johnson Jr. shoots against the Golden State Warriors during the second half of an NBA Summer League basketball game Thursday, July 9,
Dallas lost, but plenty to like about that performance
The Lynx gave Cheryl Reeve, who already boasted the most total wins including postseason play of any coach in WNBA history, her 380th regular-season victory Wednesday night.
Mavericks basketball is back, Las Vegas Summer League edition
Not only has Drew Williamson eft the Wolverines, but another unannounced hire is also heading to Dallas to join Dusty May in the NBA.
The Los Angeles Lakers are renouncing the free agent rights to a notable frontcourt contributor.
One ESPN commentator has suggested that the WNBA has found what they were looking for in Caitlin Clark through the play of Paige Bueckers. Caitlin Clark has been the most popular since she arrived in the WNBA in 2024, after two sensational seasons with the University of Iowa.
With Dusty May leaving college basketball for the Mavericks, our writers predict who will be next to make the NBA leap
