The Mavericks are currently facing a series of significant injuries that have severely impacted their roster and playoff aspirations. And ESPN’s Bobby Marks says, per NBA rules, the Mavs could be forced to start forfeiting games soon if the injuries continue to pile on.

In a nightmare scenario for Dallas Mavericks fans, the team, already plagued with injuries, may lose games without stepping on the court.

The Dallas Mavericks are entering the danger zone. The injury-riddled Mavericks left Friday’s game in Houston with just seven healthy players after veteran guard Dante Exum suffered a season-ending left-hand fracture.

The Dallas Mavericks were torched by Quentin Grimes, whom they traded to the Philadelphia 76ers earlier this year.

Quentin Grimes gave his reaction in his return to Dallas after the Philadelphia 76ers defeated the Mavericks on Sunday afternoon.

It was a matchup of the record books as two of the most injured teams in NBA history took to the court Sunday afternoon as the Philadelphia 76ers visited the Dallas Mavericks. The Sixers have already lost Joel Embiid,

The Dallas Mavericks continue to struggle, unable to snap their NBA losing streak. Even with PJ Washington returning to the lineup, they failed to secure a win against the Philadelphia 76ers. Following the defeat,

In the midst of the baffling Luka Doncic trade that left a team and fanbase completely devastated, The Athletic has ranked Dallas first overall in the " NBA fan misery index ," scoring higher than other contenders like the Phoenix Suns and Philadelphia 76ers.

The phrase “Fire Nico” has been a popular saying around the Dallas-Fort Worth area since Harrison traded Doncic to Los Angeles. Fans were seen on the Jumbotron mouthing the words during Sunday’s game. The same chant broke out Saturday afternoon as the Mavericks’ float drove down Greenville Ave at Dallas’ St. Patrick’s Day parade.