Kidd strongly pushed back against the notion that a heavy workload contributed to Irving suffering a season-ending ACL tear

Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd explained that Kyrie Irving's injury was a freak accident and wasn't for a specific reason.

Jason Kidd’s Dallas Mavericks suffered a devastating loss to the Sacramento Kings, leaving their playoff hopes in serious jeopardy. To make matters worse, Kyrie Irving’s injury has received a significant update,

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

Mavericks coach Jason Kidd strongly denied that Kyrie Irving's increased workload played a role in his season-ending injury.

As a result, Kyrie Irving had to take the majority of the offensive load on his shoulders, which ultimately led to the 2016 NBA champion sustaining an ACL tear injury. RELATED: What made Jason Kidd lose his mind about the Mavericks: "I’ve never seen

Despite tearing his ACL against the Sacramento Kings nine days ago, Dallas Mavericks star Kyrie Irving is all smiles whenever he can be. For that, Nico Harrison had high praise. "Kyrie is the heart and soul of this team,

The Dallas Mavericks have a problem on their hands when it comes to Kyrie Irving, and his torn ACL makes this situation even more of a challenge.

Kyrie Irving’s latest injury could shift the entire trajectory of the Mavericks' season. With Luka already carrying a heavy load, Dallas now faces a depth and playmaking challenge. The injury also raises questions about long-term chemistry and playoff potential.

The Dallas Mavericks broke a five-game losing streak by beating the San Antonio Spurs 133-129 on Monday night, despite having just eight available players. Four different players scored at least 20 points for the Mavs,