D'Angelo Russell is expected to be a primary target for the Mavericks as a temporary starting point guard while Kyrie Irving recovers from his injury. Reports suggest a potential two-year contract is on the table.

D'Angelo Russell is poised to leave the Nets for the Mavericks, potentially filling a crucial role as they seek a starting point guard with Kyrie Irving sidelined. Russell averaged 12.6 points and 5.1 assists in the last season.

D'Angelo Russell, a seasoned guard, is set to join the Mavericks on a two-year deal. His previous season was marred by shooting struggles, but he brings valuable playmaking skills that will be essential with Kyrie Irving out for recovery. Dallas is also considering re-signing guards Exum and Dinwiddie.

D'Angelo Russell is a key player for the Brooklyn Nets, facing free agency for the first time. His recent performances have attracted interest from other teams, notably the Dallas Mavericks, who see him as a potential fit in their roster, especially with Kyrie Irving's injury concerns.

With D'Angelo Russell hitting free agency, the Nets face significant decisions about their backcourt and how to utilize their new draft picks effectively.