You could be brewing a reunion between the Dallas Mavericks and Jae Crowder. The power forward has been away from the discipline of the Phoenix Suns for two months waiting to be transferred although, for the moment, no operation has been completed.
Recently, journalist Marc Stein reported that the Arizona franchise is concluding a three-way operation that, according to a new report, could include the Mavericks. The insider Sean Deveney has reported that those from Texas have negotiated the incorporation of Crowder but, given the lack of interesting assets to offer the Suns, they have tried to incorporate a third team that allows all the pieces to fit together.
Crowder completed his first two professional seasons in Dallas before being traded to the Celtics, where he built his reputation as an outside shooting defender. A profile that the Mavericks currently need. In fact, already in September it was shared that those from Texas would be among the teams interested in him. A list that since then has also included other franchises such as the Miami Heat, Milwaukee Bucks, Atlanta Hawks or Cleveland Cavaliers.
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