That’s exactly what 14-year NBA vet Jared Dudley did, and now he’s leveling up in his coaching career. After a solid run with the Mavericks, Dudley’s packing his bags for Denver to join the Nuggets as ...

FAQ (Rank Among FAs): -8.5 (56th) Contract: Three years, $30 million The three-year, $30 million deal Jared Dudley reached with the Phoenix Suns may not look like a bargain on the surface.

Dallas Mavericks assistant coach Jared Dudley has been mentioned in NBA head coaching rumors during the offseason. For now, it does seem as if he will spend the 2025-26 season with Dallas as an ...

Jared Dudley began his coaching career in 2021 after retiring from playing with the Lakers. Although he never suited up for Dallas, he quickly made an impact on Jason Kidd’s staff.

— Jared Dudley (@JaredDudley619) July 4, 2025 Dudley was a player on the Los Angeles Lakers when Kidd was an assistant, the two playing a part in the team winning a championship in 2020.

Jared Dudley, who played in the NBA from 2007-21 for several different teams, began coaching in 2021 with Dallas, where he has spent his entire career as an assistant.

Dudley remains under contract with the Mavericks through the 2025–26 season as the team’s No. 3 assistant, but is eligible to pursue promotions elsewhere.

The Nuggets may add Nikola Jokic-favored coach Ognjen Stojakovic to Adelman’s bench rotation amid coaching changes during NBA ...

Following the dismissal of former head coach Mike Budenholzer, the Phoenix Suns are expected to have an extensive, wide-ranging coaching search. Several coaching candidates are expected to be in ...

Jared Dudley is leaving his job as a Mavericks assistant to join Adelman's first staff in Denver according to a report by ESPN's Shams Charania. Dudley played for seven different teams in a 14 ...

Daryl Morey reveals people around the NBA privately agree the Lakers bubble title doesn't hold a lot of value originally ...

LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Clippers have traded Jared Dudley and a 2017 protected first round pick to the Milwaukee Bucks for Carlos Delfino, Miroslav Raduljica, and a 2015 second round pick.