As the Dallas Mavericks move forward with their plans to build a basketball-only arena, their 32-year partnership with the Dallas Stars, their roommates at American Airlines Center and Reunion ...

The arena development has been linked to a potential casino-entertainment complex near the site ... moves forward. The Mavericks share the American Airlines Center with the Dallas Stars NHL ...

The arena plans have led to speculation that the Mavericks might leave Dallas for the Irving site, about eight miles up the highway from the American Airlines Center. Philip Sanders, assistant ...

Dallas Mavericks former CEO Cynt Marshall, second from right, is recognized as Dallas Mavericks minority owner Mark Cuban, from left, Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welts, and Dallas Mavericks Governor ...

Dallas Mavericks CEO Rick Welts says the team remains committed to staying in the City of Dallas and he hopes to have a site identified for a new arena ... lease at American Airlines Center ...

Dallas Mavericks CEO ... efforts to build a new arena. There has been a great deal of speculation around the team's next location when the Mavs' lease at the American Airlines Center comes to ...

The arena plans have led to speculation that the Mavericks might leave Dallas for the Irving site, about eight miles up the highway from the American Airlines Center. Philip Sanders, assistant ...