Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd took issue Wednesday with media speculation that Kyrie Irving’s heavy workload over the last month led to the nine-time All-Star’s season-ending knee injury. Irving tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee Monday in the first quarter of a 122-98 loss to the Sacramento Kings.

For head coach Jason Kidd, it's going to be business as usual––at least, as much as it can be. Kidd addressed the Mavs' injury situation ahead of Wednesday's clash, and he mad

Dallas, Texas, USA; Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd talks with guard Kyrie Irving (11) during the first quarter against the Sacramento Kings at the American Airlines Center. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-Imagn Images / Jerome Miron-Imagn Images Injuries have plagued the Dallas Mavericks for basically the entirety of the 2024-25 season.

Their long list of injuries grew Monday when Kyrie Irving went down late in the first quarter and didn't return with a left knee sprain. Before Irving left for the locker room, though, he courageously went to the free-throw line and sank two foul shots.

Mavericks coach Jason Kidd was asked before Wednesday’s game in Milwaukee about the perception that Irving’s increased workload played a factor in his torn ACL. Kidd vehemently disagreed with the

Kidd took issue with media speculation that Irving's heavy workload over the last month led to his season-ending knee injury.

In the 10 full games Irving played in from Feb. 4 to March 1, Irving averaged 39.3 minutes per contest, the most of any player in the NBA.

Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd clarified that Kyrie Irving’s recent season-ending injury was not a result of excessive workload. Just days ago, the Dallas Mavericks suffered a major blow when Kyrie Irving tore the ACL in his left knee during a matchup against the Sacramento Kings.

Dallas Maevrick’s head coach Jason Kidd addressed All-Star guard Kyrie Irving’s injury with the media and over questions if it was related to high usage. Before their matchup with the Milwaukee Bucks,

The curse of the Dallas Mavericks has been bizarre to witness. Ever since the bombshell trade of Luka Dončić became official, the team is seemingly coming apart at the seams, with players falling to injury one after the other.