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- 1Kyrie Irving ready to return after 19 months out with ACL injury●Mavs’ Kyrie Irving ready to ‘kick some butt’ after ACL injury sidelined him for 19 months
Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving says he is ready to 'kick some butt' as he nears his return from a torn ACL that has kept him out for 19 months. The star point guard's recovery has been one of the longest injury absences of his career, and his comments signal confidence that he is fully fit ahead of his comeback with Dallas.
- 2Kyrie Irving Says He Loves Dallas Amid Trade Rumors▼Kyrie Irving Talks Mavericks Future in Video Amid NBA Trade Rumors, 'I'm In Love With This Place'
Kyrie Irving has publicly addressed his future with the Dallas Mavericks, saying in a new video that he is 'in love with this place'. His comments come as NBA trade rumors continue to swirl around the star guard, and they read as a direct signal that he wants to stay in Dallas despite the speculation.
- 3Kyrie Irving says he's in love with Dallas Mavericks●Kyrie Irving’s ‘in love’ admission when asked about future with Dallas Mavericks amid trade rumours
Kyrie Irving has publicly expressed his affection for the Dallas Mavericks when asked about his future with the franchise, saying he is "in love" with the situation there. The remarks come amid ongoing trade speculation surrounding the star guard, and fans are reading the statement as a signal about whether he intends to stay in Dallas.
- 4Kyrie Irving commits to mentoring Cooper Flagg in Mavericks rebuild▼Kyrie Irving wants to help Cooper Flagg in Dallas Mavericks’ ‘rebuild’
Kyrie Irving has said he wants to help rookie Cooper Flagg as the Dallas Mavericks enter what he described as a rebuild. The star guard's public embrace of the young forward has drawn attention to how the franchise plans to reshape its roster and develop Flagg as a cornerstone, with Irving positioning himself as a mentor during the transition.
- 5Stars head to Traverse City for team bonding trip●Stars’ trip to Traverse City provides “perfect environment” for team bonding
The Dallas Stars traveled to Traverse City, Michigan, for a team trip that the club describes as a "perfect environment" for bonding. Players and staff spent time together away from the rink as part of the team's efforts to strengthen chemistry and cohesion within the group.
- 6Cowboys face Ravens in first NFL game in Rio de Janeiro●How to watch Cowboys vs. Ravens in Brazil: Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott headline first Rio de Janeiro NFL game
The Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens are set to meet in the first NFL game ever played in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The matchup features star quarterbacks Dak Prescott and Lamar Jackson. Fans are looking for how to watch the historic game, which marks the league's continued push to expand its international footprint in South America.
- 7Dallas Stars head to Traverse City for team bonding▼Stars’ trip to Traverse City provides “perfect environment” for team bonding | Dallas Stars
The Dallas Stars travelled to Traverse City, Michigan, for a trip the team describes as a "perfect environment" for bonding ahead of the season. Players and staff spent time together away from the rink, with the club framing the visit as a way to strengthen relationships and build chemistry within the roster.
- 8Former NBA star J.R. Smith arrested in North Texas▼Former NBA star J.R. Smith arrested in North Texas on family violence charge
Former NBA player J.R. Smith was arrested in North Texas on a family violence charge, according to the Dallas Morning News. Details of the arrest, including the circumstances and whether formal charges will proceed, have not yet been made public. The two-time NBA champion, who later played college golf at North Carolina A&T, has not publicly commented on the arrest.
- 9Cooper Flagg tipped for first NBA All-Star nod in 2026-27▼Cooper Flagg & 9 Other First-Time NBA All-Star Predictions for 2026-27 Season
Yahoo Sports has published predictions naming Cooper Flagg among nine players expected to make their first NBA All-Star appearance in the 2026-27 season. The list puts the young Dallas Mavericks forward alongside a group of rising talents analysts believe are ready to break into the league's elite. The piece is drawing attention from basketball fans debating which newcomers deserve the honor.