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There it is, the Dallas Mavericks ruin, ruin, I tell you, the NBA.
It is time for an emergency show and we don’t just do these for nothing like the.
Voice girl says I’m not gonna get off my ass for just anything but late on Saturday, Luka Dončić
is traded from the Dallas Mavericks to the LA Lakers.
How do them Lakers keep doing these kinds of things over the years?
We’ll continue this conversation.
This is no dig at Anthony Davis and this thing is deep and no, Mark Cuban doesn’t own the Dallas Mavericks anymore.
Well, he owns 27% of them but this is Miriam Adelson, the Adelsons out of Las Vegas.
You remember they tried to get the Raiders with Mark Davis.
Anyway, there’s lots of layers to this whole thing and it will relate back to the Warriors as well.
So again, welcome in.
It is an emergency show.
Luka Dončić goes from the Mavericks to
the Lakers and uh, just to tell you there it is.
There is the show cover today.
Mavs ruin the NBA plus even if it is an emergency show, we have the chalkboard.
So you look on the right side, Luka for A.D.
We’ll get to that in a second.
Cuban doesn’t own the Mavs, go deeply into that.
Acknowledge that A.D. is absolutely great, first ballot Hall of Famer but
value is the name of the game, generational talent.
I’ll explain to you true number ones and why this long term is such a bad
deal and what a number one is and what the responsibilities are.
How many, how many are there out there as far as number ones and trues.
The Lakers do this all the time, long term, what is this gonna mean and short term and of course
Warriors outlook that sound you hear is Steph Curry crying in the corner.
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Mavs ruin the NBA, Mavericks gift Lakers a new era post LeBron with Luka Dončić trade and then I have a bunch of uh, fancy pictures.
They keep doing this all the time.
Mark Cuban must be not aware of what happened and then
I go into the ones which right there as you can see a small list and only the elite have won a title.
Go back to that a tick below, close but never was and then we finish everything up.
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All right, let’s get into this whole conversation and there’s a bunch of different ways like I said that we’re gonna do this.
Let’s start first and foremost with this.
Miriam Adelson owns the Dallas Mavericks, not Mark Cuban.
Now Mark Cuban does own 27% of the Mavericks but Mark Cuban, my point in bringing this up first and foremost is
would have never, never, never, never I tell you traded Luka Dončić especially to the LA Lakers.
He knows what it means to the league, he knows what Dallas means.
We’ll explain that in a minute having worked in Dallas but that’s a minor
side story to this all, all this kind of stuff but I woke up this morning to this news on Sunday and a lot of people were going, how could Cuban possibly do this?
He didn’t, the Adelsons did.
What does that matter?
Well the Adelsons have owned the Dallas Mavericks just over a year.
They closed on the deal for the Mavericks in December of 2023.
They don’t live in Dallas, they live in Las Vegas and I don’t think she understands even though she’s worth 32 billion dollars, the landscape of the NBA.
So the landscape of the NBA is you don’t help out the Lakers, all right?
Mark Cuban knows that, you don’t trade Luka Dončić to the Western Conference, that’s one.
Two as far as Mark Cuban would have been concerned, there’s no way he does this but the Adelsons do it because they own the team since December of 2023 and in Dallas, this is the way it works.
It’s football, football, football, football, then more football, high school football, college football, pro football, Cowboys, whatever is a football an oblong object, that’s what they’re into.
Occasionally, I tell you, if a Derick Narvinski is around or Luka Dončić is around, then they might, just might pay attention to basketball.
When I worked there, I was there when the Mavericks went against the We Believe Warriors and they had won 67 games and everyone was excited and it was a blip on the radar to all the
football that was going on.
So when you trade Luka Dončić, no matter if it’s Anthony Davis who I will acknowledge in a second as one, as a first ballot Hall of Famer, you’re losing the interest in your own market let alone the NBA.
So there’s that aspect of it.
Uh, Miss Adelson did not know what she was doing.
She doesn’t understand the seismic shift she is making not only in the NBA by giving the Lakers a generational talent like Luka Dončić but she’s also hurting herself in her own market and ticket sales and oh by the way relevancy because now the Lakers will be on national TV, I don’t know, 80 times probably.
So that’s one side of it.
Cuban wouldn’t have done this.
Miriam Adelson did.
In regards to what it means from a big picture standpoint, let’s acknowledge how great Anthony Davis is.
He’s a 10-time All-Star, he’s a three-time All-NBA first teamer.
He was the first overall pick of the 2012 NBA draft and whether you wanna acknowledge it or not,
was a driving force.
They never would have gotten the NBA title whether it be a bubble title or whatever you wanna call it.
They won the NBA title fair and square in 2020 whether you
want to acknowledge it or not.
They don’t do that without Anthony Davis.
So this is not a knock on Anthony Davis but what this is is it’s about true number one.
Short term will the Mavericks be okay with Kyrie Irving, the perpetual Robin to someone’s Batman and this time Anthony Davis has gotta be a Batman but Anthony Davis really even though he’s gonna be a first ballot Hall of Famer
is more of a Robin than he is a Batman.
A true number one leading man which is what Luka Dončić especially at the age of 25 is.
So we acknowledge Anthony Davis, there’s no question about it but by trading Dončić what you are doing is
there are only a handful of these guys and so I showed you quickly in the piece but let me show you and then I’ll explain what a true number one is but if you see right there,
to me there is a small list of elite players who are a true what you would call a number one.
There’s LeBron at 40 as you can see, there’s Steph at age 37, there’s Jokic at 29, there’s Durant at 36, Antetokounmpo at 30, Dončić at 25 and then there’s a tick below to me, Jayson Tatum and even though he’s great and has a title, some people think Jaylen Brown is better.
They’re at least on the same wavelength to me and then maybe someday in the league right now,
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Victor Wembanyama who if I had to bet on anybody would be him, Anthony Edwards, Donovan Mitchell could be.
Uh, and then maybe and Booker’s not too old but I think he’s definitely a Robin and then Kyrie Irving and Damian Lillard probably never were but a really good number two men.
So that’s what I mean by that.
So you’ll ask yourself, well what truly is what defines what a number one talent is because everyone’s like, well Anthony Davis is really, really, really, really, really good, first ballot Hall of Famer, you just mentioned 10-time All-Star, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
And there’s no doubt and maybe in the short term he might fit better next to Kyrie than what Luka is.
But what a number one is and it’s almost like American Idol if you ever watched American Idol.
It’s not only that you’re so great but it’s what you have to be on and off the court.
So you gotta be great every night, that goes without saying.
You gotta be great every night but not only you have to be great every night.
People want to buy tickets to see you play home and away, okay?
So the best example I can give, the Steph Curry, the LeBron James, the who’s playing tonight on the other team?
Don’t think about your team, think about the other team and why you would want to go see that team play.
Do you, do you say to yourself I want to go see Anthony Davis play?
I don’t.
Anthony Davis is not a reason for me to buy tickets as great as he is.
That’s the difference between really, really, really, really good and I’m not saying Davis isn’t a Hall of Famer because he’s a first ballot.
But we all know in every single sport there’s that layer and then I’m gonna go out of the screen here, way up here.
The elite of the elite of the elite.
Then no questions asked guys.
Well for Luka, I’m gonna buy a ticket for Luka.
I’m gonna buy a ticket for LeBron.
I’m gonna buy a ticket for Steph.
I’m gonna buy a ticket for Giannis.
Like there’s certain players I’m buying a ticket for and there’s that many of those guys in the NBA and that’s what Luka is.
So on the court you buy the ticket for him home and away.
Off the court, he’s got to answer all the questions after the game.
He is the number one go-to guy and Luka’s got some maturing to do.
There’s no question about it but he gets asked the question and has to defend his own team.
That’s what he has to do behind the scenes.
He has to win at a really high level.
He has to be the CEO of the basketball team.
He has to, there’s just everything.
He can’t get caught up in, in Twitter beefs or or social media and again I’m not saying Luka is perfect in that way.
But that’s a, a leading man is not just the guy who gets 30 and, you know, 30 and 8.
Luka gets 30, 10 and 12.
He triple doubles out at most games.
Now is he perfect in the respect of he has a pact from Holmes dad bod, he’s not always in the best shape, defense is optional.
I understand all those things.
He’s 25 and the reason why the rest of the NBA is freaking out
is because you either draft one of these guys and you get lucky sometimes when you do.
Either draft one of these guys maybe once every 10 years if that.
Again, the elite of the elite of the elite of the elite maybe once every 10 years and they never, ever, ever
come out on the market.
Not at 25, maybe at 35.
You know Steph maybe traded, I’ve told you this in the offseason at 37.
You might see that kind of a guy.
Kevin Durant, the, the, the Warriors got lucky in a free agent signing and got Durant in his prime.
But guys bounce around like a Harden or a Durant and I’m saying Durant is one of these guys.
Hey Kevin Durant’s playing tonight.
I’m gonna go see Kevin Durant play.
There are very few of these guys in the league.
Anthony Davis is not one as great as he is and Luka Dončić is.
And so it’s a long-term thing.
If in your head you’re sitting there going, you know Anthony Davis is really, really good.
I’m not saying he’s not.
He’s a Hall of Famer.
Luka Dončić is the next level.
I buy tickets to see him play.
He’s the CEO of my basketball team.
He’s the guy that it just everything revolves around him.
Players want to come play for the organization because of him.
That’s not Anthony Davis.
So that’s, that’s what a number one is and there’s just not enough of those guys in the NBA and when the gods of basketball
decide to bestow upon you one of those like they did in 2018 where Phoenix, what are you thinking?
Sacramento, what the hell?
Atlanta had him, traded him for Trae Young and Trae Young’s okay but again there’s a different level between even Luka
and Trae Young and you look at their numbers there, they’re not hugely different.
You know if you go over per game, 28.6 to Luka, 25.2 to Trae Young, 8.7 rebounds to three and a half, 8.3 assists to 9.7.
So again if you’re that analytical person and you look at it and you say, well, you know, Trae Young and Luka aren’t that different.
Oh yeah, really?
Why did Luka Dončić take a Mavericks team last year that should have been nowhere near the NBA Finals kind of like what LeBron used to do with those Cavalier teams and yet they’re in the NBA Finals.
Ever think about that because things go beyond numbers.
Luka is that good, he draws that much attention, he’s that great of a passer.
He needs to get better at defense, he needs to get that dad bod bod out, believe me.
When he goes to LA, gets a little vitamin D, kale shakes, sees what kind of shape everybody’s in, gets himself a little bit of a tan, that moon tan goes away a little bit.
All of a sudden Luka, wow, he’s a modern day Larry Bird with the moon tan to match.
You don’t trade those kind of players at 25.
You have a better long-term version of vision of that and then the other thing is that has, I’ve talked about all these different reasons why
what the Lakers unfortunately bought that the Warriors which I’ll get into in a second couldn’t or the Mavericks with their new ownership, Miriam Adelson and company didn’t understand that Mark Cuban certainly would have because Cuban’s been around the NBA for years and Adelson’s only been around for just over a year.
First of all you don’t trade anybody to the Lakers and make them relevant.
That’s the whole point.
All of a sudden the Lakers now who are scrambling, LeBron’s 40 and he’s not playing like it.
He just had a triple double the other night with the Knicks so he is kicking Father Time in the nuts for the time being although Father Time will eventually get up and win that race.
But for now the Lakers like oh my god, how do we do this?
How do we, how do we bridge this gap?
How do we find the next?
Who’s the next?
Kareem back in 75, Wilt back in 68, Anthony Davis in 2019 for the Pelicans to the Lakers, Kobe Bryant, see that Hornets hat?
He was a 13th overall pick in 96 and the Hornets went Vlade Divac for some young kid out of Philadelphia, great idea.
So when people say this is the worst trade in NBA history, it’s not.
It’s Vlade, Vlade Divac.
It’s Vlade Divac for Kobe Bryant.
It’s not even close.
We have recency bias here.
Anthony Davis is a Hall of Famer.
Vlade Divac was a failed front office guy right in Sacramento.
Was solid for a few years for both the Lakers and the Kings but don’t get me wrong.
He’s no Kobe Bryant.
That’s the worst trade in NBA history.
But look at these trades, Kareem and Dave Meyers, I’m not gonna bore you with all these names.
He was a nice solid player.
There’s some good guys in that trade.
You know Anthony Davis, Lonzo Ball and and Brandon Ingram and and Jason Hart, there’s some nice players in that trade.
But what do I tell you all the time?
90% of the time or more, the best player is the trade is the team that won the trade.
Luka’s better than Anthony Davis.
Anthony Davis is really good.
I’m not here, it’s not an indictment on Anthony Davis but for some reason drunken GMs and owners continue to give the Lakers the spotlight.
Let’s make the Lakers relevant.
Okay, here’s Luka.
For a 31-year-old Anthony Davis who’s a really good player but not at Luka’s level.
I can’t help you if you don’t understand that.
That is a true number one is what that is.
It just, that’s what it is.
There’s a difference between Anthony Davis and Luka Dončić.
There’s a difference between a 25-year-old Luka Dončić in the prime of his career in reinvigorating the Lakers and giving them relevance again.
They’re relevant because of LeBron but the clock was ticking, the sand was coming out of the hourglass and the Lakers like what do we do?
What do we do?
What do we do?
And they get gifted Luka Dončić.
So now it’s 80 regular season games.
Now it’s all the executives falling all over themselves again for Lakers games.
It’s players calling their agents saying I want to play with Luka.
That’s the type of player because he moves the ball.
They’re always gonna be good.
All the campaigns, all the billboards, everything is centered around Luka.
He’s that kind of guy.
He’s a true number one.
So now players are calling their agent, get me to LA because they wanted to go to LA anyway.
But they didn’t want to go to LA to play with a 40-year-old LeBron James for a playing team.
They didn’t want to do that.
But now Luka Dončić 25, they basically took LeBron, put him into a time machine and all of a sudden he pops out and he’s 25.
Now look, he’s not the defender that that LeBron is.
He doesn’t get to the hoop like LeBron.
I’m not saying that the way that they play the game is exactly the same but they both distribute the basketball.
They both have the it.
You know what the it is?
A lot of times it can’t be explained but it is a thing and Leb and Luka has the it and Anthony Davis is really, really, really, really high-end Robin.
Asked one NBA executive if he knew Luka Doncic was available, how much would he offer in a potential trade, quote, unquote, “Everything.”
The Mavericks appear to have missed a golden opportunity to create a historic bidding war ahead of the deadline and there he is going to the NBA Finals last year with basically nothing by his side.
So if you if you wonder to yourself how good is he, it’s LeBronish, the kind of team that he brought to the NBA Finals last year.
That’s what Luka did. So yeah, dad bod, yeah, isn’t always into it, yeah, whiny face, yeah, crying for fouls.
Yeah, he needs to get in better shape and drink a kale shake.
Could play defense, that would be nice, but they still went to the Finals and he’s 25.
So what do you think he’s gonna do when he’s gonna get to LA? This is what go-to organizations do.
He’s gonna get in better shape, he is gonna play a little bit more defense, he is gonna get better and better. They are gonna explain to him exactly the Laker way and this happens all the time in every sport no matter what you whether you wanna admit it or not or hate the Lakers or not.
He’s gonna be better and he’s not and he’s 25 years old, he’s not even in his prime.
He’s not even in his prime.
So then the last thing you wanna know is how does this effect on Steph Curry. Well first of all, can you hear that noise?
It’s Steph crying in the corner because they didn’t make this move because the Mavericks didn’t open this up to everybody to make some sort of historical bid for Luka Doncic because what you’re thinking and what we’ve talked about so many times the Warriors is how are they going to do the next.
They’re clearly not in a window, they’re in 11th place, it doesn’t matter outside of Luka Doncic or someone similar that they could grab at the deadline and not give up Steph Curry.
That’s the only way they could turn this thing around. We’ve talked about it for weeks and weeks and weeks if not months and years.
How do they get back to relevancy because right now they’re not the championship Warriors, they’re the play-in Warriors. What were the Lakers? The play-in Lakers, not the championship Lakers and all of a sudden in one fell swoop, Luka Doncic, LeBron, they keep Reeves, all of a sudden you’re thinking to yourselves that could be
an upper echelon team in the Western Conference and if you don’t believe me, you just saw Luka Doncic take the Mavericks
to the NBA Finals last year and he didn’t have a guy named LeBron.
So they could be that team. So you’re asking yourself how does that happen with
Steph Curry? I don’t know, is there another drunken general manager or owner out there?
That’s about the only way because we’ve been talking about Jimmy Butler, not Luka Doncic.
We’ve been talking about uh, I don’t know, Brandon Ingram who was in the Anthony Davis trade from the Lakers to the Pelicans,
not Luka Doncic. So unless there’s some move and this thing came out of nowhere, then the insiders didn’t know and Shams had to say, I am serious. So unless there is
some kind of a trade we don’t know about and I’m sure now there’s pressure not on Mike Dunleavy. I have to tell you this again and again and again. Mike Dunleavy has nothing to do with this.
This is Joe Lacob. This was also Jeanie Buss and Mark Cuban for the Mavericks and the Lakers. This wasn’t general managers. They might have started this talk,
but then it’s almost like, well I gotta go ask my parents. Yeah, you you can’t stay the night because you have to ask your parents. Well this is on a really high level having to ask your parents to stay the night.
I gotta go ask my parents. I gotta go ask my owner, hold on. And the owner for the Mavericks is only owned the team for a year, lives in Las Vegas, nowhere near Dallas, doesn’t understand the landscape and architecture of the NBA and makes a move that is going to have negative implications on everybody in the league outside of
for 10 to 15 years because I’m sorry to heap on more bad news. Luka Doncic doesn’t rely on athleticism. I don’t know if you knew that.It’s a lot of basketball smarts. So what is Luka, Luka’s 25.
Now again, dad bod Patrick Mahomes, but he could probably play to 37, 38 or more if he gets himself in decent shape because he doesn’t rely on athleticism.
He relies on understanding basketball, all the intricacies of the game, really good shooter, really great passer, all these different things, can defend, but we all know that.
But he’s gonna play for a long time and it’s gonna change the landscape of the league. So those who are saying Anthony Davis is not chopped liver, he’s not.
But he is not Luka Doncic. He’s not a true number one. He’s not a true game changer. He’s a Robin to the Batman.
He’s really good and I’m not disparaging him, but this is a different level of player both on and off the court. A true number one in a league that has a lot of guys acting like number ones
and being paid like number ones, but when it comes down to it,
make the big shot, be consistent game after game, be the CEO off the court, don’t make any mistakes, don’t do something stupid on social media.
Be a great representation of the team and the league, go out there and do tons of endorsements and don’t screw that up. Don’t do anything dumb or illegal, don’t do anything immoral.
All these things that when you’re the one, there’s a checklist that you gotta be. And while Luka’s not perfect,
he’s 25 and he’s damn close and he can carry a team to the NBA Finals because he just did. Major move for the Los Angeles Lakers and a major loss for the rest of the NBA.
And from a Warriors perspective, how do the Warriors look at this trade and say, we’re fine, we’re good.
We’re gonna just bring in, I don’t know. And again, the guys that they could potentially bring in, the names we hear,
like I told you last week, Bobby Marks from ESPN is talking about Looney for a second rounder. That’s the big move for the for the Warriors.
Now maybe they’re gonna surprise us, maybe they’re gonna look at this whole thing and say, damn, the Lakers just got really relevant again,
especially after LeBron leaves, which is the big picture here. The small picture is, hey, you know what, the Mavericks could be could be alright in this in this deal. Anthony Davis, 31, still pretty good, Kyrie Irving, maybe it fits better, it might.
But there’s a whole thing way out here. That’s that. This thing way out here where Luka Doncic goes to the Lakers.
It’s called big picture. The Lakers get it and clearly the new management of the Mavericks don’t and there’s nobody in the league that told them the rules,
you don’t trade with the Lakers. It’s been done time, time, time and time again.
Haven’t I shown this already? My god man, stop it already. Haven’t you seen this picture before? Mark Cuban?
Brutal. The Warriors are about to be sitting back going, what the hell do we do? Because the Lakers just became more relevant than you.
Great run for the for the Warriors, tremendous and when Steph Curry talks and I’ll give you this as a bonus because we played this on Friday. Listen to Curry, just the tone of his voice, defeated and I think that especially because of this, Steph Curry’s gonna ask for a trade in the offseason.
Do you expect it to be even tenser than normal for a trade deadline week over the next week considering.
Only real difference is you’re another year away from the 22-year, so it’s a little less of a like every I think every trade deadline since has been
a little uneasy, but the further you get away from winning, it becomes a little bit more of a sense of urgency, so
it’s the NBA, nothing different than guys have experienced before, you have to be able to play through it. Keep confidence, understand there’s so many things you can control, so um
That’s not a confident guy. That’s not a guy that’s feeling great about the deadline. That’s not a guy that I think is gonna be here potentially not at the deadline because there’s too much to do to trade a guy
like Steph Curry, but I think he’s relegated to the fact and he looks at at the Lakers and says, I can’t compete with that. We’re not gonna get a Luka Doncic, we’re not gonna get a superstar like that, we’re not gonna get a player in his prime like that.
What am I doing? I can’t compete with that. That might have nailed the coffin as far as Steph Curry and he’ll come back to this team if he does get dealt in the offseason, but if I’m Steph Curry,
I’m texting LeBron James and it’s not something that’s for public consumption. Everybody’s texting LeBron James like that and every body executives around the league are texting each other going, how the hell did that happen?
And how the hell was I not involved in that? And why was there not a bidding war? I mean if the biggest charge against the Mavericks beyond you can’t trade with the Lakers like that
and it’s a generational talent and it’s a true number one and all these other things. She’s gotta know as the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, even if you don’t know NBA protocol, you know business protocol when you’re worth 32 billion dollars as she is, which is this.
Basic leverage. If one team if negotiating with one team is good, negotiating with all the teams is great. You could have created a a bidding war of historic proportions in the history of the league.
This is one of the biggest trades. I don’t have recency bias, it isn’t the biggest and it isn’t the most lot excited because that’s completely disrespectful to Anthony Davis.
But in terms of big picture, you’re scratching your head going, okay, the Lakers called, you answered and you negotiated with one team.
Who does that? Especially when you’re worth 32 billion dollars, you understand business.
Opening it up to all the teams. I understand Luka might find out. How about Luka might find out
versus you making a trade that’s not the best trade for your team in the long run and that’s what the Dallas Mavericks just did. So unless you’re on, I don’t know, Manhattan Beach with purple and gold sunglasses with the top rolled down, listening to, I don’t know, I love LA by Randy Newman.
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