We’re not trying to convince you this game between the Mavericks and Hawks means much. The end of this no-good, very bad regular season is a bona fide choose-your-own experience

Anthony Davis shared his honest reaction to the Mavericks' disappointing defeat against the Nets on Monday night.

AM, the NBA regular season kicks off with excitement as the Dallas Mavericks host the Atlanta Hawks from the Eastern Conference. This highly anticipated match is not only crucial for playoff standings but also features key players whose statuses are on the line.

Fans and analysts alike will be closely watching how Davis bounces back, as his contributions can mean the difference between victory and defeat. While the return of Davis is promising, the Mavericks still grapple with considerable injury challenges.

Donovan Clingan was a big problem for the Hawks in their latest loss, and Trae Young was vocal about his impact on the floor.

The Dallas Mavericks' season, at least in the second half, has been defined by the injury bug. The injuries have forced the Mavs to the fringe between the Play-

Dinwiddie continues to make a positive impact for the Mavericks ... out and could be ready to play as soon as Dallas' next game Wednesday versus Atlanta. Gafford (knee) will start in Monday's ...

Armed with former All-Stars Zach LaVine, DeMar DeRozan, and Domantas Sabonis, the Kings would be a tough play-in opponent for the Mavericks — as would the Suns, who boast 15-time All-Star power forward Kevin Durant, four-time All-Star shooting guard Devin Booker, and former three-time All-Star combo guard Bradley Beal.

Dallas Mavericks center Dereck Lively II has been sidelined for the Mavericks since January due to an ankle injury.