The Dallas Mavericks should strongly consider pursuing Chris Paul in NBA free agency during the offseason.

In between all the commotion surrounding Cooper Flagg and the improbable NBA draft lottery win by the Dallas Mavericks, Kyrie Irving provided a brief glimpse inside his injury rehab.

After Davis suffered an adductor strain in his Mavs debut that caused him to miss six weeks, the team endured a string of injuries to multiple key players, most notably Irving. The 33-year-old suffered a torn ACL in March that ended his season prematurely and will likely cost him a significant portion of next season as well.

Here we will discuss the two players whom the Dallas Mavericks must target to sign as they enter the 2025 NBA offseason.

What would a Mavericks lineup look like with Flagg in the mix? The Dallas Morning News staff writer Brad Townsend projects what the grouping might be next season after Irving returns from his ACL tear: *P.J. Washington can back up both forward spots and Flagg on occasion can play guard or point-forward.

J.R. Smith calls Kyrie Irving the most gifted scorer he’s ever seen, citing his ability to score at all levels with either hand and elite footwork.