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Luka Dončić apparently bought a $15 million house in Dallas last week and reportedly cried when he found out the Mavericks traded him, per @ChandlerParsons
(Via @RunItBackFDTV )
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The Mavericks gave Dirk the runway to learn and make mistakes and grow. Why was Luka, a 25-year old, not afforded that same opportunity?
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After decades of NEVER getting a free agent to choose Dallas, we finally had a superstar who loved this city and wanted to be a lifer here.
And they just shipped him away for nothing.
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So we are collectively boycotting the Mavs, right? No more merch. No more ticket sales. No more support. They don’t deserve this fanbase’s loyalty.
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I’m just amazed how little the Mavs got. I can’t sleep and I think the Mavs are done for the next 5 years.
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I didn’t believe this at all until now. The Mavs to Vegas is becoming real. I went to plenty of Mavs game for a decade with less than 5,000 fans per game in the 90s. This could happen again soon.
Replying to @MikeBacsik
Or is it a ploy by ownership to dry up the dallas fan base and move the team to Vegas?
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My heart is broken. If you’re ever lucky enough to land a true franchise-carrying sports unicorn and all time great — Jordan, Kobe, LeBron, Magic, Bird, Shaq, Steph, Dirk — you don’t trade them. You build an empire around them. You thank the Sports gods for being so generous to have miraculously blessed your life with an absolute miracle.
And God forbid if you were ever forced to trade such a HoF unicorn, the return better be so much that you reshape your future with so many 1st round draft picks, and young players that you can almost make sense of it.
This just doesn’t add up for me
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Could downtown Dallas get its own Katy Trail? $2 million grant to fund Cultural Trail
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