The Dallas Mavericks are in a stretch of injuries arguably unforeseen in NBA history. With teams allowed to carry as many as 18 players with two-way contracts, the Mavericks are still hanging on by a thread to have enough bodies available to play.

Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd was at loss of words after his team played with just seven players at one point vs. the Phoenix Suns.

If you thought the New Orleans Pelicans were thwarted in the worst way by means of injury in the early stages of the regular season, the Dallas Mavericks certainly have it worse now.

Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd reflected on a player's performance following the team's loss to the Phoenix Suns, hinting at a possible solution to their injury struggles—and it wasn’t Klay Thompson.

The Dallas Mavericks are having a truly horrendous season and no one knows that better than head coach Jason Kidd. Not only did they lose a generational talent in the Luka Doncic-Los Angeles Lakers trade,

Dallas Mavericks, who have faced fierce scrutiny from their own fans since trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, entered the game against with Phoenix Suns just nine available players

The Dallas Mavericks' season has quickly become a nightmare and the team seemed to hit a new low Sunday night when they had just seven players available during the fourth quarter in their 125-116 loss to the Phoenix Suns.

The injury-ravaged Dallas Mavericks entered Sunday's game with only nine available players, three of whom suffered injuries during the contest, a 125-116 loss to the Phoenix Suns, and after the game,