The Dallas Mavericks are aggressively working to strengthen their roster this offseason. After selecting Duke star Cooper Flagg in the 2025 NBA Draft, the team turned its attention to free agency. One of their biggest moves came when they signed veteran guard D’Angelo Russell to a two-year contract.

Nico Harrison, the general manager of the Dallas Mavericks, bore the brunt from the NBA world after he traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis.

Brooklyn Nets general manager Sean Marks explained why the team kept all five picks in the 2025 NBA Draft as well as thoughts on the players taken.

Thunder GM Sam Presti thinks the redshirt season can be a positive thing for Nikola Topić, who is set to make his NBA Summer League debut.

But, as the dust settled on NBA 2K26 ’s grand reveal of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander as this year’s coveted cover star, Zak Armitage, NBA 2K’s SVP and GM, was able to share some trade secrets about the cover athlete selection process — one which he describes as more of “a partnership.”

The Brooklyn Nets received a prized asset from the Denver Nuggets in their trade that swapped Cam Johnson and Michael Porter Jr. for each other.

General Manager Jon Horst didn’t hold back when expressing his thoughts on the signing. “Gary’s leadership and experience will provide further depth and stability to our backcourt, and his extensive playoff background will be instrumental during the postseason,” Horst said. “We are thrilled for Gary to be a Buck.”

The program hired Matt Gatens, who spent the last three seasons as the associate head coach at Iowa and was an assistant under Bruce Pearl at Auburn from 2016-2018. Gatens doesn’t have an NBA or personnel background like some other college basketball GMs, but he’ll still take over many of the typical GM tasks.