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The Atlanta Hawks are shifting their focus from Anthony Davis to Daniel Gafford, as Daviss injury has altered their plans. Gafford, a solid center for the Dallas Mavericks, is a target for the Hawks, Pacers, and Celtics. The Hawks aim to boost their defense without sacrificing their top draft pick, Zaccharie Risacher. As the trade deadline approaches, Gaffords potential acquisition could significantly impact the Hawks season.

DeMarcus Cousins reveals Rick Carlisles unconventional recruiting tactics, as the Mavericks, currently struggling with a 14-25 record, face trade rumors and the aftermath of a controversial Luka Doncic trade.

Chicago Bulls announcer blasts Mavericks Luka Doncic trade, calling it a straight-up robbery. The surprise deal sent Luka, Kleber, and Morris to the Lakers for Davis, Christie, and a future pick. Fans and analysts are stunned, especially after other blockbuster trades. Now, with Davis injured, the Mavs path forward looks uncertain.

Anthony Davis latest injury sets Dallas Mavericks back; team explores trade options, considers tanking for rebuild.

Anthony Davis injury-plagued season with the Dallas Mavericks has been a challenge, but the team is rallying with rookie sensation Cooper Flagg stepping up to keep them competitive in the playoff race.

In a heated match between the Dallas Mavericks and Chicago Bulls, Mavericks coach Jason Kidd was ejected after double technicals, fueling debate on his fiery coaching style. Kidd, a nine-season coaching veteran and former star point guard, has led the Mavericks to the NBA Finals and recently signed a multi-year extension. The team must now navigate without their passionate leader, pushing forward in a challenging Western Conference season.

Jason Kidds fiery ejection in Chicago: A heated dispute with referees over a goaltending call leads to an early exit for the Mavericks coach, leaving assistant Frank Vogel to lead the team. The incident highlights the intense nature of NBA coaching and the high stakes of big calls.

Billy Donovan, Chicago Bulls coach, praises Dallas Mavericks rookie Cooper Flagg, highlighting his complete offensive game and impact on the Western Conference All-Star voting. Flagg, averaging 19.1 points, 6.6 rebounds, and 4.3 assists per game, is living up to the hype as the number one overall pick. The Bulls, regretting missing out on Flagg, face the Mavericks, who sit at 14-24, with Flagg expected to test their defensive schemes.