Shawn Marion News

The Dallas Mavericks have only committed $48,489,849 in payroll for the 2013-2014 season.

The Dallas Mavericks ended their streak of 12-straight appearances in the NBA Playoffs this season as their run to try and capture the eighth-seed in the Western Conference fell short.

As the position evaluation moves on, we land at the power forward spot. Needless to say, the Mavs haven't had to worry about filling this position in terms of a starter for an entire season for a long time.

The Mavericks may not have been known as a defense-first team during their 12-year playoff run, but they always managed to do enough on that side to supplement their high-powered offense.

After a 41-41 season, the Dallas Mavericks are in need of some serious regrouping as they move forward into the 2013-14 campaign.

With the NBA Playoffs driving forward, the Texas Rangers maintaining their championship aspirations, and the Dallas Cowboys Theater as strong as ever, the postseason-absent Dallas Mavericks suddenly find themselves in the exact state a franchise seeks to avoid at all costs.

The Rundown is back. Every Monday during the regular season , The Rundown will chronicle the week that was for the Mavs, as well as let you know what is coming up for the boys in blue, with a unique spin.

For the first time since the 1999-00 season, when Michael Finley did it, Dirk Nowitzki didn't lead the Mavericks in win shares.

Darren Collison poured in 25 points off the bench as the Dallas Mavericks ended the season on a high note with a 99-87 victory over the New Orleans Hornets at American Airlines Center.