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Luka Doncic Appeared To Troll Nico Harrison On Tuesday

The highly anticipated game between the Dallas Mavericks and the Los Angeles Lakers took place on Tuesday, and all eyes were on Luka Doncic. This was Doncic’s first game against his former team, and there was a lot of buzz surrounding his return to Los Angeles. As a former teammate of many of the Mavericks players, Doncic seemed to be in good spirits, but there was one person he seemed to be intentionally ignoring – Mavericks general manager, Nico Harrison.

Harrison, who was hired as the Mavericks’ new general manager in June, was previously a Nike executive and had a close relationship with Doncic. However, it seems that their relationship may have soured since Harrison’s move to the Mavericks organization.

Throughout the game, Doncic appeared to be trolling Harrison, showing little to no acknowledgement of his presence. This was evident during pre-game warmups when Doncic walked right past Harrison without even a glance in his direction. It was also noticeable during the game when Doncic would celebrate with his teammates after a big play, but completely ignore Harrison who was sitting courtside.

This behavior from Doncic towards Harrison has raised some eyebrows and has left many wondering what could have caused this apparent rift between the two. Some speculate that it could be due to Harrison’s role in the Mavericks’ front office, while others believe it may have something to do with their previous relationship at Nike.

Regardless of the reason, Doncic’s actions did not go unnoticed by fans and media alike. Many took to social media to comment on the apparent tension between the two, with some even suggesting that Doncic was intentionally trying to get under Harrison’s skin.

However, despite the drama surrounding Doncic and Harrison, the Mavericks star had a stellar performance on the court. He finished the game with 27 points, 9 rebounds, and 10 assists, leading the Mavericks to a 107-97 victory over the Lakers. Doncic’s impressive performance was a reminder of why he is considered one of the best players in the league and solidified his status as a rising star in the NBA.

After the game, Doncic was asked about his relationship with Harrison, to which he responded with a simple “no comment.” It seems that Doncic wants to keep whatever issues he may have with Harrison private and focus on his game.

Despite the apparent tension between the two, it is important to remember that this was just one game and that there could be a multitude of reasons for Doncic’s behavior towards Harrison. It is also worth noting that Doncic has always been known for his competitive nature and his desire to win, so it is possible that his actions were simply a result of his focus on the game.

In the end, the Mavericks came out on top and Doncic proved once again why he is a force to be reckoned with in the NBA. As for his relationship with Harrison, only time will tell if the two can reconcile and move past whatever issues they may have. But for now, Doncic’s performance on the court is what should be the focus, and it is clear that he is determined to lead the Mavericks to success.

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