As part of the stunning three-team trade, the Lakers received Doncic, Maxi Kleber and Markieff Morris, the Mavericks received Anthony Davis, Max Christie and the Lakers’ 2029 first-round pick and the Jazz received Jalen Hood-Schifino, the Clippers’ 2025 second-round pick and the Mavericks’ 2025 second-round selection.

Dallas fans made their displeasure known, chanting “Bring Luka back!” and calling for the firing of General Manager Nico Harrison.

The Dallas Mavericks are the biggest losers of the De'Aaron Fox trade after the San Antonio Spurs and Chicago Bulls gave the Sacramento Kings a relative haul.

Ahead of what will be the first Mavericks home game without Luka Doncic since the blockbuster Sunday morning trade that sent him to the Lakers and Anthony Davis to Dallas, hundreds of fans planned a protest and gathered near PNC Plaza at American Airlines Center to speak out.

Doncic's dad, Sasa Doncic, was not a big fan of the Mavericks' loyalty to his son, calling them out in his initial response to the trade. (via Lakers Empire on X)

While the Mavericks team is headed for a big defeat at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland against the Cleveland Cavaliers, Mavericks fans are outside the team's arena in protest. So much so that they brought a coffin to give their former franchise star a funeral.

Mavericks GM Nico Harrison exclusively handled this deal. At a press conference on Sunday, head coach Jason Kidd said he wasn’t told that Luka was being traded until the “11th hour.” How does a GM in the NBA not communicate with his head coach that he’s trading away the team’s best player?

T he Los Angeles Lakers rocked the NBA world two weeks ago, when they pulled off a blockbuster three-team trade for five-time All-NBA guard Luka Doncic, plus veteran reserve big m

I have to say, at least what Luka and I talk about, it feels like the trade happened a year ago… we’ve already forgot about it, said Doncic on POP TV. "The bitterness of th

According to his dad, Luka Dončić has already moved on from the shocking trade that sent him to the Los Angeles Lakers. Dončić's father, Saša, went on Slovenian television to discuss his son's new life as a member of the Lakers.