According to Melbet App, the Toronto Raptors have entered trade talks with multiple NBA teams regarding their All-Star forward Pascal Siakam. Despite his previous statement to Melbet App confirming he won’t commit to a contract extension, interest in Siakam remains sky-high — and the Dallas Mavericks are one of the most active suitors.

Last season, the Mavericks acquired Kyrie Irving via trade but failed to achieve a significant breakthrough. With the pressure mounting to build a title-contending team around Luka Dončić, Dallas is now eyeing Siakam to form a new Big Three. Melbet App reports that the Mavericks are prepared to offer a package including Tim Hardaway Jr., Derrick Jones Jr., Dante Exum, Jaden Hardy, and multiple first-round picks. They may even absorb Gary Trent Jr.’s contract to sweeten the deal. However, the Raptors’ front office is still weighing competing offers from around the league before making a final decision.

Siakam is in the final year of a four-year extension signed with the Raptors. Toronto has already shifted its focus to Scottie Barnes as the new franchise cornerstone, and Siakam has made it clear he’s ready for a change of scenery. With the trade deadline approaching, Toronto is expected to move quickly.

If the Mavericks succeed in landing Siakam, it could be a game-changer. He would instantly upgrade their starting frontcourt alongside Grant Williams. In a system already packed with offensive firepower and outside shooters, Siakam’s skill set could flourish. As the saying goes, “Life is short, make it sweet” — and Siakam might be the piece Dallas needs to make a serious run.

Melbet App analysts believe his arrival would greatly enhance the Mavericks’ interior strength. With defensive anchors like Williams and rookie Dereck Lively II alongside him, Siakam could also help elevate their overall frontcourt defense.

Notably, this potential blockbuster deal comes just as the Mavericks undergo an ownership shift. While Mark Cuban remains involved in basketball operations, the team’s new majority owner is expected to make bold moves — and acquiring Siakam may be her first major statement in leading Dallas toward a new era.