Mike Curtis is a Mavericks Beat Writer at The Dallas Morning News. With a strong background in covering competitive sports, he focuses on basketball and the NBA, having previously reported on the Detroit Pistons for The Detroit News. Mike's work has been featured in numerous publications, including syracuse.com and the Miami Herald.
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By: Mike Curtis
Things between the Mavs and Suns frequently get heated. Friday's matchup brought the fireworks as well.
By: Mike Curtis
PHOENIX — In a game that already lacked Luka Doncic, the Dallas Mavericks lost two of their best defenders after a physical altercation in Friday's 98-89 win against the Phoenix Suns.
By: Mike Curtis
PHOENIX — In a game that already lacked Luka Doncic, the Dallas Mavericks lost two of their best defenders after a physical altercation in Friday's 98-89 win against the Phoenix Suns.
By: Mike Curtis
The NBA revealed that following the on-court incident, Marshall attempted to further engage Nurkic in a hostile manner in the corridor outside of the locker rooms.
By: Mike Curtis
PORTLAND, Ore. — The Dallas Mavericks will be even more shorthanded than initially perceived for Saturday's quick turnaround game against the Portland Trail Blazers.
By: Mike Curtis
A Mavs team without Luka Doncic, P.J. Washington, Naji Marshall and Dereck Lively II was climbing uphill from the start.
By: Mike Curtis
PORTLAND — It was apparent well before the ball was tipped into the air that Saturday's game against the Portland Trail Blazers would be an uphill climb.
By: Mike Curtis
By Mike Curtis The Dallas Morning News DALLAS — Klay Thompson made his NBA debut on Christmas Day in 2011.
SACRAMENTO — The Dallas Mavericks will be short another superstar for Monday's game against the Sacramento Kings.
By: Mike Curtis
Washington addressed last week's Mavericks-Suns altercation after scoring a season-high 28 points in Sacramento.
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