Eduardo Nájera, who identified as a "hard worker in the NBA," is set for Saturday's Dallas Mavericks-Detroit Pistons game in ...

One notable ambassador for the Mavericks and the Mexico City Game is Eduardo Najera, one of six players from Mexico to play in the NBA. Najera, who was a Maverick from 2001 to 2004 and in 2009-10, ...

With all the focus media and fans place on stars, it's sometimes hard to remember that a player can have a long, well-paying NBA career based on more workmanlike skills like rebounding, playing ...

That picture of Eduardo Najera is looking a little old right now. Not only is he back in the fold with the Dallas Mavericks, the NBA’s first-ever Mexican born player has traded in the jersey for the ...

Eduardo Najera, the former star Oklahoma player who went on to have a 12-year NBA career, is doing the Oklahoma Team Stream broadcast for tonight’s Final Four matchup. Najera is currently working for ...

Monterrey, Mexico – Not only was the parking lot at University Stadium of Monterrey packed, but cars were lined up for blocks late Friday to see Shakira in concert. With the Colombian’s show nearing ...

PHOENIX — San Antonio Spurs rookie Dylan Harper left Sunday’s game against the Phoenix Suns because of a left calf injury.

Bobcats veteran forward Eduardo Najera doesn't look like a player who just had major surgery to on his skull two weeks ago. The indentation in his forehead is no longer visible. And there's no visible ...

Eduardo Najera doesn’t look entirely comfortable wearing a suit and tie while roaming the sideline as coach of the Texas Legends, the Dallas Mavericks’ affiliate in the NBA Development League. He tugs ...

New Jersey Nets forward Eduardo Najera withdrew his investments last year from a group of companies headed by Texas financier R. Allen Stanford and linked by the government to an alleged $8 billion ...

Bobcats forward Eduardo Najera will miss most of training camp as he recovers from surgery to repair a sports hernia. The surgery took place Sept. 10 and he should be out three more weeks. That’s not ...

Remember Eduardo Najera? He played 12 seasons in the NBA and was mostly known as the guy whom the Dallas Mavericks would throw on the court to mix things up and annoy the opponents. He had a knack for ...