It’s been a week Since the breathtaking trade This sent Luka Dončić, Dallas Mavericks star, to Los Angeles Lakers. But Mavericks fans are far from being outdated; Instead, they descend into the street.
Anthony Davis, whom Dallas acquired as part of the trade, should make his debut Mavericks on Saturday afternoon. Before the match, Mavericks fans protest in front of the American Center for Dallas Airlines, expressing their dissatisfaction with trade.
Some panels transported by demonstrators are almost missing Dončić, considered to be the face of the franchise and a beloved figure in Dallas. But others have directly called the Managing Director of Mavericks, Nico Harrison, who organized the profession, to be dismissed.
A video of TIM MACMAHON D’EPN Shows fans that flow a Harrison cut with a red clown nose stuck to it, and singing “Nico Suce”.
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Fans have also bought digital Dallas display panels to share their dissatisfaction with trade. On a display panel, by Wfaa: “He was supposed to have a statue.” The display panel also refers to the now ironic words on the statue of Dirk Nowitzki outside the center of American Airlines: “Loyalty Never Fade Away”.
The group of Protestant fans also calls for the sale of the team. The Mavericks belong to the family of Miriam Adelson, who heads the Las Vegas Sands Casino Company; Patrick Dumont, the son -in -law of Adelson, is the governor of the team and gave final approval on trade.
The GM defended trade last weekend, saying he “got ahead of what was going to be a tumultuous summer” By sending Dončić to the Lakers. But this explanation has become unprecedented by Mavs fans. Harison has been the subject of death threats and racial epithets Since trade, and had to strengthen security in the Mavericks arena.
Now, the eyes will turn to Davis, who will have to prove that it is worth everything Dallas has lost. Davis, who was faced with an abdominal injury, is officially available For the match on Saturday. He took things strong, letting out a cry after a bucket of granular hindsight in the first quarter.
