Brown’s 10-day tryout was a shining example of the repetitive phrase uttered by Mavericks coach Jason Kidd and the coaching staff through the rest of the roster, which has proven to be more of an example of the team’s identity more so than some cheap cliche.

Former Dallas Mavericks center Moses Brown is making his presence felt in the G League once again. After signing a 10-day contract with the Mavericks on Feb. 20, the well-traveled big man returned to the Westchester Knicks,

Here's why the Mavericks ultimately decided to let Moses Brown leave after a great but short stint with the team.

Apparently, the New York Knicks could have interest in signing Brown, as they have an open roster spot, injury concerns with Mitchell Robinson, and Ariel Hukporti just tore his meniscus. It also helps that Brown was with the Knicks' G-League affiliate team before signing with the Mavericks, where he won G-League Player of the Month in January.

Moses Brown discussed his performance and playing alongside Kyrie Irving following the Mavericks' win against the Hornets.

Something worth noting: due to financial restrictions, Dallas can’t sign Moses Brown to a second 10 day deal. The center is among players on the Knicks’ radar for 15th roster spot, per

Brown will enter the starting lineup in Thursday's game against Charlotte. The big man will supplant Kessler Edwards in the starting five, drawing his first start of the 2024-25 campaign with P.J. Washington (ankle) sidelined.

It’s been a mantra for the injury-riddled Dallas Mavericks since early October ... It’s a tale of Moses Brown, who played the final game of his productive 10-day contract in Saturday’s ...

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KJ Simpson and Nick Smith Jr. started the quarter with back-to-back threes to give the Hornets a 5-point lead, finishing off an 11-0 run dating back to the first quarter. Spencer Dinwiddie tried to get the Mavericks back into it by flopping on three-pointers and attempting to get foul calls, and it only led to success for the Hornets.

Giannis Antetokounmpo had 29 points, nine rebounds and nine assists, Damian Lillard scored 28 and the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Dallas Mavericks 132-117.