Electric blue is probably the best way to describe it. And for 10 minutes, the Dallas Mavericks general manager stood at midcourt, 15 feet away from the generational superstar he'd traded to the ...

Luka Dončić nearly lost control in the first half of the Los Angeles Lakers’ 107-99 victory Tuesday over the Dallas Mavericks. It was the first time Dončić played against his former team ...

These off the court activities could have been what led the Mavericks to move forward with sending Doncic to the Lakers. The fallout over the Luka Doncic trade continues. Tuesday night ...

Lakers fans chant 'Thank you Nico!' in reference to Mavericks GM who traded Doncic to Los Angeles. LOS ANGELES — Although Luka Doncic speaks four languages, he struggled for the words to express just ...

In a new hype video released in collaboration with rapper Dorrough, Doncic was covered up using a Mavericks logo. The out-of-place logos have been tactically placed throughout the video to block out ...

The unconvincing edits appeared to show Doncic being grayed out and covered up with an awkwardly large Mavericks logo. You can see the screenshots here. In response to the sharp backlash from fans ...

However, the decision to blur out players on three different occasions (0:59), (1:14), and (1:52), and cover them up with Mavericks logos throughout the video led to speculation that the Mavericks ...

They stuck the Mavericks logo on their heads and reduced their bodies to just silhouettes. It made for an extremely awkward visual. This led many fans to question whether or not their former 25 ...

The team censored out past players with a silhouette during highlight clips, even going so far as to cover the face of Maxi Kleber with the Mavericks logo after he was dealt to the Los Angeles ...

Since the Luka Doncic trade, the Dallas Mavericks have taken a strong stance against those who have criticized Nico Harrison. From throwing out fans who have chanted "Fire Nico," to ejecting fans ...

blocking out their faces in the video with a Mavericks logo. NBA fans took to social media to call the team out. "Yall doing this (expletive) on purpose, just don’t use this clip," one fan said.