The Dallas Mavericks are exploring trade options for swingman Naji Marshall and center Daniel Gafford to alleviate their luxury tax burden and avoid second apron restrictions next season. While Gafford has drawn interest from Eastern Conference teams, Marshall, who has excelled on a three-year, $27 million contract, is preferred to stay due to his significant contributions this season. The Mavericks face pressure to make financial moves before the trade deadline, balancing championship aspirations with long-term roster flexibility.
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