Star point guard Kyrie Irving has started recruiting more talent to the Dallas Mavericks. Those actions could have an ulterior motive, but there's nothing wrong with that. Let us explain.

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,

Kyrie Irving’s reported interest in reuniting with LeBron James in Dallas was a hot topic of discussion during the brief layover between Games 2 and 3 of

Kyrie Irving is expected to re-sign with the Dallas Mavericks this summer once unrestricted free agency starts. However, one NBA insider isn’t ruling out the All-Star point guard ending up with the Los Angeles Lakers in the future.

It is not much of a secret that LeBron James and Kyrie Irving would like to play with each other again. James essentially said as much when the Lakers’ trade deadline bid for Irving fell short. The Brooklyn Nets eventually traded Irving to the Dallas Mavericks,

LeBron James reportedly wasn’t trying to pressure the Lakers into trading for Kyrie Irving when he suggested he may retire this summer.

According to multiple reports, Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving wants the team to trade for LeBron James of the Los Angeles Lakers.