O.J. Mayo News

One of the things the Mavericks do a lot of, draft wise, is look for guys who present match-up problems.

In today's mailbag: trading with Dallas, keeping hope alive, Lillard and Aldridge as leaders, and approaches to college players.

With less than $28 million in guaranteed salaries for next season , the Cleveland Cavaliers have the cash to go on a serious spending spree this summer.

How many mulligans can Mark Cuban and the Dallas Mavericks take before Dirk Nowitzki has fizzled as a championship-caliber franchise player? are shopping the No.

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.

The Dallas Mavericks missed the playoffs this season for the first time since 2000, and Dirk Nowitzki isn't happy about it.

Mark Cuban is taking a different approach to find a new uniform design for the Dallas Mavericks starting in the 2015-16 season .

It's no secret that the Dallas Mavericks need to revamp their lineup. Dirk Nowitzki is getting older and, although he's still a really good player, Dallas needs to start looking at younger superstars to add on their roster.

The word leaked to the old KFAN-heads and was disseminated via Twitter that Flip is a fan of O.J. Mayo and maybe, perhaps, kinda interested in overpaying for the undersized shooting guard and former Wolves draft pick this summer.

Apparently the Mavericks aren't the only ones shopping on the "sub-par, but I hope he can improve" Free Agent market this offseason.

The Dallas Mavericks will be looking to restructure their roster during the off-season after they failed to make the NBA Playoffs in the 2012-2013 season.

According Dan Barreiro, and confirmed by the plugged-in Darren Wolfson, Flip Saunders is a big O.J. Mayo fan and would like to find a way to bring him to Minnesota.

Was a bit disturbed the other day to hear Mark Cuban offer this statement to our friends over at the Two Man Game in response to a question about whether the Mavs failure to go after guys like Goran Dragic last summer is something they might try to redress this summer: ""We don't try to win the summer.

The position evaluation continues. We will be looking at each position on the floor and determine where things went wrong and what needs to change or areas of need from each position.

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

O.J. Mayo has a decision to make this offseason in whether or not he wants to return to the Dallas Mavericks .

Although it was a disappointing season for the Dallas Mavericks , there is no doubt that the 2012-13 team did provide plenty of memorable moments.

The Dallas Mavericks finished the 2012-13 NBA season with a 41-41 record while missing the playoffs.