The Dallas Mavericks owner contradicted general manager Nico Harrison about the reasons why the team traded star Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.

Southwest Airlines is starting to make people pay for checked bags on flights, and it took the occasion to mock the mavericks for trading Luka Doncic.

The Los Angeles Lakes pulled off the biggest and possibly the most significant trade in early February, trading for international superstar Luka Dončić. It was a trade no one saw coming and one that should change the Lakers' fortunes for years to come.

The trade was orchestrated by Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison, but fans were quick to point out that the team ownership, led by majority owner Patrick Dumont, would also likely have had to sign off on the deal. Recently, Dumont spoke on what went into the puzzling decision.

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Southwest Airlines is trying to recover from the bad PR they just generated by pointing to an instance of worse PR. The airline giant sparked outrage this week by announcing the impending end of their policy allowing two free checked bags for every passenger.

The Los Angeles Lakers shocked the NBA when they were able to trade for Luka Doncic a couple of weeks before the trade deadline. It was perhaps the most shocking trade in league history. Doncic was sent over to the Lakers in exchange for Anthony Davis,