Dallas Mavericks
DAL · NBA Team
Dallas Mavericks
3rd in Southwest Division
26-56Overall
16-25Home
10-30Away
2026Season
Season Snapshot
114.1Points Per Game
44.7Rebounds Per Game
25.3Assists Per Game
0.466Field Goal %
0.3233-Point %
0.755Free Throw %
16-25Home Record
10-30Away Record
Team Information
Head CoachDusty May
Home ArenaAmerican Airlines Center
LocationDallas, TX
Division / Standing3rd in Southwest Division
2026 Schedule
| Date | Opponent | Venue | TV | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 9, 2026 · 8:00 AM |  vs Rockets | Venetian Arena | — | 10/9 - 8:00 AM EDT |
| Oct 11, 2026 · 6:00 AM | @ Rockets | Venetian Arena | — | 10/11 - 6:00 AM EDT |
| Oct 14, 2026 · 8:00 PM |  vs Pelicans | American Airlines Center | — | 10/14 - 8:00 PM EDT |
| Oct 16, 2026 · 8:00 PM |  vs Hawks | American Airlines Center | — | 10/16 - 8:00 PM EDT |
2026 Roster
Guards
Forwards
Team Statistics
General
44.7Rebounds Per Game
1.923Assist To Turnover Ratio
18.4Fouls Per Game
82Games Played
0Games Started
0Minutes
0.0Minutes Per Game
44Rebounds
44Rebounds
Offensive
0.755Free Throw Percentage
0.3443-Point Field Goal Percentage
41.9Average Field Goals Made
89.8Average Field Goals Attempted
11.0Average 3-Point Field Goals Made
31.9Average 3-Point Field Goals Attempted
19.5Average Free Throws Made
25.8Average Free Throws Attempted
114.1Points Per Game
10.5Offensive Rebounds Per Game
25.3Assists Per Game
14.0Turnovers Per Game
0.5342-Point Field Goal Percentage
1.281Scoring Efficiency
0.534Shooting Efficiency
0.466Field Goal Percentage
312-Point Field Goals Made
582-Point Field Goals Attempted
114Points
10Offensive Rebounds
25Assists
13Turnovers
41Field Goals Made
89Field Goals Attempted
19Free Throws Made
25Free Throws Attempted
103-Point Field Goals Made
313-Point Field Goals Attempted
0.3233-Point Field Goal Percentage
30.92-Point Field Goals Made per Game
57.92-Point Field Goals Attempted per Game
Defensive
34.2Defensive Rebounds Per Game
5.2Blocks Per Game
7.5Steals Per Game
34Defensive Rebounds
7Steals
5Blocks
Team Leaders
Depth Chart
Shooting Guard
1Max Christie#00 · G2Caleb Martin#16 · F3Naji Marshall#3 · F4John Poulakidas#1 · G5Kyrie Irving#11 · GSmall Forward
1Cooper Flagg#32 · F2Naji Marshall#3 · F3Santi Aldama#— · F4Caleb Martin#16 · F5John Poulakidas#1 · G6Max Christie#00 · G7P.J. Washington#25 · FCurrent Injuries
| Player | Position | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
 Anthony Davis | F | Day-To-Day | Davis (finger) remains a cornerstone of Washington's frontcourt and should continue operating as the team's primary interior presence. However, the additions of Dybantsa and Trae Young could slightly reduce Davis' offensive workload while improving the overall quality of his scoring opportunities. Assuming he stays healthy, and that's a big assumption, Davis still projects as one of the league's most productive fantasy big men. |
 Dereck Lively II | C | Day-To-Day | Lively is walking and lifting weights, though he's not quite ready to enter the next phase of his rehab. The 22-year-old big man is recovering from right foot surgery, which cut his season short in December of last yar, and it remains uncertain if he'll be a full participant in training camp this fall. The Mavericks did take Morez Johnson with the No. 9 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft to improve its frontcourt, but Lively remains the most likely candidate to open next season as Dallas' starting center. |
 Santi Aldama | F | Day-To-Day | Aldama's 2025-26 campaign was cut short due to a right knee injury, which resulted in an arthroscopic procedure in mid-March. The Mavericks are able to start practice prior to Sept. 29 because they have preseason games abroad, and it sounds like Aldama could have a good chance of featuring in those. |
 Kyrie Irving | G | Day-To-Day | Irving is close to a full ACL surgery recovery, so he should be a full participant by the time training camp comes around in the fall. The star guard hasn't yet gotten the chance to take the floor since the Mavericks drafted Cooper Flagg last year, so it'll be interesting to see how the two mesh once they're sharing the backcourt duties together. |
Davis (finger) remains a cornerstone of Washington's frontcourt and should continue operating as the team's primary interior presence. However, the additions of Dybantsa and Trae Young could slightly reduce Davis' offensive workload while improving the overall quality of his scoring opportunities. Assuming he stays healthy, and that's a big assumption, Davis still projects as one of the league's most productive fantasy big men.
Lively is walking and lifting weights, though he's not quite ready to enter the next phase of his rehab. The 22-year-old big man is recovering from right foot surgery, which cut his season short in December of last yar, and it remains uncertain if he'll be a full participant in training camp this fall. The Mavericks did take Morez Johnson with the No. 9 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft to improve its frontcourt, but Lively remains the most likely candidate to open next season as Dallas' starting center.
Aldama's 2025-26 campaign was cut short due to a right knee injury, which resulted in an arthroscopic procedure in mid-March. The Mavericks are able to start practice prior to Sept. 29 because they have preseason games abroad, and it sounds like Aldama could have a good chance of featuring in those.
Irving is close to a full ACL surgery recovery, so he should be a full participant by the time training camp comes around in the fall. The star guard hasn't yet gotten the chance to take the floor since the Mavericks drafted Cooper Flagg last year, so it'll be interesting to see how the two mesh once they're sharing the backcourt duties together.