It's not clear if anyone who actually plays for the Dallas Mavericks or Los Angeles Clippers cares about DeAndre Jordan's offseason change of heart, but there's no doubt Mavs fans and team owner Mark Cuban have some thoughts on the matter.
They expressed them before, during and after the Mavericks' 118-108 win over the Clips.
On Wednesday, Jordan played in Dallas for the first time since agreeing in principle to sign with the Mavericks and then reversing course at the 11th hour. In the real world, what Jordan did is referred to as "changing one's mind." In the mostly nonsensical, double-standard-riddled NBA (seriously, think about how teams can flip players, upend lives and bend to the whims of executives even when contracts are formally in place), what Jordan did was essentially a capital crime.
So DJ was greeted as expected, per Earl K. Sneed of Mavs.com:
The jeering persisted whenever Jordan touched the ball, with its volume rivaled only by the cheers when he missed shots from the field or the foul line. And Cuban got his licks in against Jordan and Clippers ...
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Article written by Grant Hughes