Max Christie has been balling out for the Dallas Mavericks since being traded by the Los Angeles Lakers for Luka Doncic.

Michigan State guard Jase Richardson was recently recognized as a Big Ten All-Freshman honoree, but the Spartan legacy is ...

Former Michigan State Spartan and current Dallas Mavericks guard Max Christie is making noise this season as one of the top young players that is taking immense strides in just his third NBA season.

On Thursday night, an exciting matchup took place in the NBA as two former Michigan State Spartans, Miles Bridges and Max Christie, faced off in a game between ...

As No. 8 Michigan State basketball continues its pursuit of Tom Izzo's 11th Big Ten title, freshman Jase Richardson is ...

DALLAS — The Dallas Mavericks continue on their long road of penance after trading away franchise cornerstone Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, a trade so shocking that reality still hasn ...

Newly acquired Dallas guard Max Christie, one of the more understated pieces of the trade, has been quite the asset for Dallas since Feb. 1. The 6-foot-5 guard out of Michigan State has been ...

It's fair to say that Lakers coach JJ Redick recognized Max Christie's potential during their limited time together. Redick promoted Christie to the starting lineup and the former Michigan State ...

Max Christie played his part as the Dallas Mavericks propped up a 118-112 win over the Miami Heat at American Airlines Center on Thursday. The guard was off to a solid start as he propped up 10 ...

While these two were the headliners of the deal, there were some other notable players who were also involved, including Max Christie ... Maverick so far. The Michigan State alum will have ...

Now-Dallas Mavericks swingman Max Christie is enjoying a breakout third ... took a flier on Christie with the No. 35 pick out of Michigan State in 2022. More Los Angeles Lakers: Kobe Bryant ...

He spent one season at Michigan State, earning Big Ten All-Freshman ... and asking each other “are we sure Max Christie can’t be great?” This is both a sad question to be asking ourselves ...