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Dirk Nowitzki, not even in the middle of what has been a relatively hellish year for the future Hall of Famer, admitted that the 2016-17 season could be his last in the NBA. Nowitzki, who has missed all but five of his team’s 24 games this year with a sore right Achilles tendon, told German magazine Sport Bild that he could decide to hang it up after the season if his injuries prove too tough to manage. The 39-year-old, who was drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks and traded to Dallas all the way back in June of 1998, is stuck on a Dallas Mavericks team that is currently tied with Philadelphia for the worst record in the NBA at 6-18. Continue to Article

December 14, 2016 2:10:pm EST

NBA star Dirk Nowitzki says he could retire as early as next year, but admits his dream is to play until 2018 and celebrate 20 years with the Dallas Mavericks. Nowitzki has played for the Mavericks since joining from DJK Wurzburg in 1998. The German was the NBA Finals' MVP during the team's 2011 championship year and is a 13-time NBA All-Star, but at 38-year-old is coming to the end of his career. Continue to Article

December 14, 2016 8:09:am EST

The Dallas Mavericks are coming off arguably their best performance of the season going into Wednesday night's matchup with Detroit at American Airlines Center. The Pistons can't say the same. The Mavericks (6-18) scorched Denver 112-92 Monday in the opener of a quick two-game homestand. Continue to Article

December 13, 2016 7:02:pm EST