Tyler Herro NBA Draft 2019 profile: Stats, bio, video of the Kentucky guard

Dallas Mavericks power forward Dirk Nowitzki recently joined The Ben & Skin Show on 105.3 The Fan [KRLD-FM] recently to talk about his latest season and the upcoming draft. Here are some highlights: Watching the lottery, I loved your reaction to it. What was your take on the NBA lottery result? Dirk: “If you look at our history of drafts, where we ended up, it’s just been bad luck for the Mavs. I don’t know why. But every time we’re projected to have a high pick, we always end up the team that slips. I don’t know why that is, but anyways, that’s just how I felt that night. I was like if there’s one team slipping, of course it’s the Mavs. So, that’s why I tweeted that out, and I guess it was funny.”

The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly still engaged in trade talks with the San Antonio Spurs but don’t appear to have the right combination of assets to get a deal done without giving up something they really don’t want to move. So the next logical step is to make a move to net another asset the Spurs might be interested in. It makes sense, therefore, that Tim Bontemps of the Washington Post is reporting the Lakers have reached out to the Denver Nuggets to offer a trade and take on a bad contract in conjunction with a first-round pick. With San Antonio believed to be uninterested in Lonzo Ball, the Lakers have three other intriguing young players — Brandon Ingram, Kyle Kuzma and Josh Hart —