D'Angelo Russell arrives in Dallas with a two-year, $13 million deal to help steady the offense in Kyrie Irving’s absence. His career averages and 3-point shooting provide a floor above mere replacement level, and Brooklyn's structure-driven approach is highlighted as a model for Dallas’s recovery-focused maturity.

D'Angelo Russell was the No. 2 pick in the 2015 NBA Draft by the Los Angeles Lakers. His career saw a rocky start with inconsistent shooting and maturity issues, yet he ultimately found success as an All-Star with the Brooklyn Nets before returning to the Lakers. Recently traded to the Dallas Mavericks, he will be tasked with contributing while Kyrie Irving recovers from injury.

D'Angelo Russell is being considered as a signing by the Mavericks. While he has faced scrutiny for his performance under pressure, he could still contribute effectively in specific roles.

D'Angelo Russell has joined the Mavericks, boosting their backcourt after a disappointing season. His experience and skills are expected to help the Mavericks rebound and aim for a playoff spot.

D'Angelo Russell's addition is expected to significantly enhance the Mavericks' offensive capabilities, especially during Irving's recovery. His experience as an All-Star provides depth and options for the team.