Teams around the league are scrambling to acquire big mans, causing a gold rush in the attempt to compete with the Dallas Mavericks' stout front court.

After a recent trade sending Lonzo Ball packing to the Cleveland Cavaliers and bringing Isaac Okoro back in return, the Bulls made it a priority to bring back one of their own free agents. According to a report from ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania,

Victor Wembanyama has another big man to help him out in San Antonio. The Houston Rockets continued their offseason overhaul. And Orlando and Atlanta made moves with eyes on contending

The Mavs revealed No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg's first photos rocking a Dallas uniform, and he'll look to follow in the footsteps of the greats who wore the iconic jerseys before him.

The Dallas Mavericks held the top pick in the NBA Draft for the second time in franchise history and selected Cooper Flagg with the selection. Here's what to know about Flagg.

Despite having the first overall pick in this week's NBA Draft, they were there due to an unfortunate end to the season turning into unbelievable lottery luck. They now get to add Cooper Flagg, one of the best prospects of the last decade,

Can confirm that #Mavs free agent Spencer Dinwiddie has agreed to a one-year deal with the #Hornets. Dallas signed Dinwiddie as an emergency PG option last season and played a team-high 79 games, averaging 11 PPG and 4.4 APG.

Free agent guard Spencer Dinwiddie, who averaged 11.0 points for the Mavericks last season, has agreed to a one-year deal with the Hornets, sources told ESPN.

The Dallas Mavericks never wanted to bring back Spencer Dinwiddie in free agency this summer, and that was made clear as they let him walk and sign with the Charlotte Hornets.