#dfisher

Back in December, the Dallas Mavericks granted Derek Fisher’s wish to be released from the team, as the veteran guard said he needed to spend more time with his family. He has now joined the OKC Thunder, and the Mavs’ front-office is reportedly not pleased.

The Oklahoma City Thunder signed veteran Derek Fisher on Monday, filling an opening for a third point guard that was created when Eric Maynor got traded to Portland.

Veteran guard Derek Fisher’s time with the Dallas Mavericks has ended. The Mavs announced today they have requested waivers on Fisher, who was signed as a free agent by Dallas on Nov. 29, 2012. Fisher (6-1, 210) averaged 8.6 points, 3.6 assists and 25.4 minutes in nine games (all starts) for Dallas this season.

Mavericks point guard Derek Fisher left Dallas' game against the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday night with a strained right knee.

It didn't take Derek Fisher long to make his debut for the Dallas Mavericks.

Veteran point guard Derek Fisher is returning to the NBA after signing a deal with the Dallas Mavericks on Thursday.

Important update to our weekend report regarding the prospect of a return to the Los Angeles Lakers for veteran guard Derek Fisher. Sources briefed on the discussions told ESPN.com on Monday that Fisher has, indeed, been verified by the league office as eligible to re-sign with the Lakers since July 1, which runs counter to the widely held assumption that Fisher had to wait at least one year from the date that the Lakers dealt him to Houston in March before a reunion with Kobe Bryant would be permissible.