Dallas Mavericks offer fans season ticket refunds costing thousands as anger over Luka Doncic trade escalates

As their ire over Luka Doncic’s departure grows, Dallas Mavericks supporters have been given season ticket refunds.

Over the weekend, the NBA player was part of a surprise deal for Anthony Davies of the Los Angeles Lakers.

Doncic is thought to be one of basketball’s most intriguing players.

Furthermore, he still has a lot of years left in his life at the age of 25.

Davies, who is more defensive, is already 31 years old and has experienced multiple injury problems in the past.

Both teams’ supporters believe the Lakers have so gotten a superior bargain.

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Since then, a large number of Mavericks supporters have canceled their tickets in protest at the transaction.

Some even protested the decision by showing up at the Dallas team’s stadium.

To express their rage, they chanted “sell the team” outside the American Airlines Center.

The Mavs will have to pay thousands of dollars for their season ticket, but team executives have now promised to reimburse them for the money.

We cherish each season ticket member connection, and representatives are on hand to answer members’ calls with any queries or issues, according to a statement.

After previous Mavs owner Mark Cuban expressed his shock at the new ownership’s decision to let Doncic leave, the decision to reimburse fans was made.

Chandler Parsons, a former player, stated: “I texted him (Cuban) and I said, ‘I’m so confused.'” Then he said, ‘That makes two of us.’

That sort of indicates that he wasn’t involved right then.

By the way, the Adelson family and Patrick Dumont, the new owner, are businesspeople, correct?

They are real estate and casino tycoons in Vegas. They have no knowledge of basketball or the NBA.

Thus, they have empowered Nico (Harrison) to make choices and daring actions like these.

I think so, Mark. I believe that he is as shocked by this as the rest of us are.

He actually said, “That makes two of us,” when I texted him. He is therefore most likely as shocked as the rest of us.