In a significant move to adjust their roster, the Dallas Mavericks have decided to release AJ Lawson, Jamarion Sharp and Emanuel Miller. This decision comes at a crucial time as the team prepares for the impending 2024-25 NBA season.
The Mavericks want the title
With the deadline for NBA teams to set their rosters for the regular season quickly approaching, the Mavericks have taken steps to reduce their roster to 18 players. This adjustment is part of a broader strategy to optimize the team’s performance and ensure they are in the best possible position to compete in the league.
AJ Lawson, who had been one of the team’s promises, failed to establish himself in the Mavericks’ rotation. Despite his potential, the team has decided that the time is right to move forward. His departure marks a change in the direction of the team, which is looking for players who can immediately contribute to the success of the franchise.
On the other hand, Jamarion Sharp, a center who had attracted attention for his impressive height of 7 feet 5 inches, has also been released. Sharp had shown flashes of ability during the preseason, averaging 2.6 points, 4.6 rebounds and 2.6 blocks in 14.6 minutes per game.
Dallas management continues to evaluate the other players
However, the competition for a roster spot has intensified, and the Mavericks have decided that his development will require a different approach. Emanuel Miller, who had also been in the team’s sights, joins Lawson and Sharp on the list of those fired. Mavericks management has been working hard to evaluate the available talent and make decisions to strengthen the roster.
