This might be the most important Mavericks' offseason since they drafted Luke Dončić. These questions are key to the team's future.

LeBron James almost certainly isn't going to play for the Dallas Mavericks next season, and the word "almost" almost didn't make it into this sentence. The fact that James doesn't have a no-trade clause and that the Mavericks are technically capable of constructing a legal trade package for him means that an infinitesimal possibility of a deal technically exists,

There is almost no way for James and Irving to reunite in Dallas, but they're still making it about themselves during the Finals

There's "no conceivable way" the Mavericks would retain Luka Doncic if the team traded for LeBron James according to The Smoking Cuban's Blake Gibbs.

Kyrie Irving is reportedly interested in reuniting with LeBron James, but he wants it to happen on the Mavericks, not the Lakers.

Sources say that Dallas has not wavered from its hope and intent to re-sign Irving in free agency and pursue further potential win-now roster upgrades via trade packages built around the 10th overall pick in the June 22 draft. And ...

As you may recall, LeBron had an interesting reaction after Kyrie’s trade request. The guard, however, was eventually traded to the Mavericks instead. LeBron had another notable response after the trade was completed, then he went on the record with a bizarre interview about the deal.