Another disgrace at Dallas Mavericks: Fans critical of Harrison and Dumont expelled from the arena!
The transfer of Luka Doncic in Texas continues to provoke controversy, with fans being expelled from the arena for expressing an opinion contrary to the management and leadership.
A tough night for Dallas Mavericks fans. While the franchise's two greatest players, Dirk Nowitzki and Luka Doncic, were at the Crypto.com Arena, within the American Airlines Center, overzealous Mavs personnel were ejecting fans who criticized the management of Nico Harrison.
On the day Luka made his debut with the Lakers with Dirk cheering him on from the stands, the Dallas Mavericks removed many fans from the arena for protesting and displaying banners against general manager Nico Harrison and owner Patrick Dumont.
Mark Cuban himself, seemingly detached from the matter, yesterday made an absolute fool of himself by insulting fans who were shouting "Get rid of Nico!" during the Mavericks' free throws. In the end, this whole situation, which also ended in a loss by the Texans to the Sacramento Kings in overtime, resembled a horror movie.
An ESPN journalist described the events in Dallas: "The Mavs invoked the NBA's code of conduct to expel some fans upset about the handling of Luka. Mark Cuban told two of them to 'shut the f*** up and sit the f*** down' because they were chanting 'Fire Nico!' while the Mavs were shooting free throws."
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