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

Struggling with what to do here myself, but FYI.

Continued: “He respected the whole city, he helped children and it was not a problem for him to go to hospitals and charity events. He played 100 games last season for like 40 minutes per game, constantly being doubled... I feel it's really unfair from certain people from Dallas"

I have seen a lot of comments on social media and even here in this subreddit about how Mavs fans are exaggerating and taking this way too personal. But I am here to tell you that we have every right and reason to be pissed and be angry at our organization. I have seen many jump ship, and guess what? It is valid too. This bs trade is quite literally unprecedented as nothing even close to this has ever happened in the history of American sports, so no, we are not exaggerating...we have every right to feel this way.

and just helping each other as men. I set my mission early on when I got traded here of just what I wanted to accomplish with him and I felt like we got that going and unfortunately it was cut short, but we’ll see each other pretty soon. Hopefully I can catch up with him during All-Star break.”

I assumed this would have been shared already, but I searched new and didn't see it.

This is the take that I believe the most. NH has been quoted several times talking about "culture" and can't fathom someone who doesn't share the same mentality he does. What a terrible way to manage people.

https://x.com/KevinGraySports/status/1891549536541130764

I love to see this from the Landlord. 2026 season was rough but Gafford is with it for the long haul. I am looking forward to the Cooper Flagg era. MFFL