Luka Dončić threw the phone after learning trade Lakers-Mavericks

Trade It sent the port of Doncic from Dallas Mavericks on Los Angeles Lakers They sent Shockquaves through the sports world. The situation is still red hot, especially because after the move devolved in Dallas’ face. Recently, Dončić finally opened his initial reaction to the agreement and sounds like he was angry with trade.

During the interviews sit down with ESPN Malika Andrews, the 26-year-old Fenic has discovered it He threw him the phone After learning about trade. Doncic kept the phone, which is clearly damaged, with a smile with air while claiming to still use the phone to date.

The departure of Luka Doncić from Dallas was a bit of ugly. Not only the Mavericks are traded Anthony DavisBut the team did not get almost enough in order for the deal to make sense. In addition, the organization originally claimed to take care of their weight and considered a decision to share it on Lakers was a real move for a franchise as a whole.

Nevertheless, Fanbase is loud with their disapproval of the Nico Harrison General Director and the ownership group. The Mavericks received tons of flark After Harrison overshadowed, not only fans, but also the legend of the dirk Novitzki team, while he defended the decision on Luca Doncic trade.

In the meantime, Los Angeles benefited to a large extent from the port of Doncic on the list. Lakers enter postsesons as seeds no. 3 In the Western Conference, and most success is a consequence of Doncy’s great game. In the regular season, Dončić played 28.2 points, 8.2 rebounds on average, and 7.7 helps by shooting 45.0% from the field and 36.8% from the line in the ride in three points.

With trade in the past, Luka Dončić and Lakers will start their playoffs with 1. Acting against Anthony Edwards and Minnesota Timbervolves. As for the Mavericians, they hope they will give themselves postsesons themselves, but Morant and Memphis Grizzlies in the game on Friday, only have to overcome on Friday.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Greenville, South Carolina and has previous balers in the subway.