NBA: The Mavericks are listed as possible candidates to take over Zach LaVine

After being eliminated in 5 games against the Golden State Warriors in the Western Conference Finals, Dallas Mavericks They are already planning to make some moves or possible signings to improve the squad for the 2022/2023 NBA course.

According to journalist Marc Stein, the Mavericks management is already analyzing the way in which they could acquire Zach LaVinewho this summer will become a free agent, so he can sign with the team of his choice.

With the future of the still escort of the chicago bulls pending, Dallas is one of the most interested in taking over the 2-time Dunk Contest champion, who has also become one of the best scorers in the league.

It will not be so easy

However, Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas team, has another pending task, since his player Jalen Brunson will also become a free agent, although in recent statements he assured that the idea is for him to stay.

But signing LaVine wouldn’t leave much room for Brunson on the Mavs, so in a way, there’s also a chance that the Villanova University played his last game for Dallas.

Another of the Mavericks’ goals is to sign an established rim protector, with their sights set on Myles Turner of the Indiana Pacerswho for months have been looking for a new place to transfer it, with Dallas on the main waiting list.

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If everything goes perfectly for Cuban and his Mavericks, next season they could have a lineup that looks like this: Tuner, Luka Doncic, Dorian Finney-Smith, Zach LaVine/Jalen Brunson , and Reggie Bullock, having on the bench Spencer Dinwiddie and Tim Hardaway, of course, if you keep the latter two and don’t use them in a trade package that helps bring in Myles Turner.

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