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Photo: Instagram/Kyrie Irving Kyrie Irving showcased his clutch gene with a jaw-dropping left-handed floater at the buzzer, sealing a dramatic 107-105 victory for the Dallas Mavericks over the Denver Nuggets.  The American Airlines Center erupted in jubilation as Irving's heroics secured the win, extending the Mavericks' impressive run to five wins in their last six games. The game was a back-and-forth battle, with Mavericks' star Luka Dončić contributing a game-tying deep 3-pointer late in the fourth quarter. Photo: Instagram/Kyrie Irving Despite a valiant effort from the Nuggets, highlighted by Jamal Murray 's 23 points and Nikola Jokic 's all-around performance, it was Irving's unforgettable shot that stole the spotlight. Dončić led the charge for the Mavericks with a stellar display of 37 points, nine rebounds, and three assists, while Irving delivered a crucial 24 points, nine assists, and seven rebounds.  KYRIE IRVING GAME WINNER MY GOODNESS. 🔥🔥🔥🔥 p...

Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic In a stunning display, Luka Doncic propelled the Dallas Mavericks to a resounding 144-126 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers, solidifying his place in NBA history.  Following a call-out from Coach Jason Kidd after a recent loss, the Mavericks responded emphatically, with Doncic leading the charge. Anticipating a rebound performance, Doncic delivered with a spectacular 44-point performance on an impressive 17-21 shooting, including 6-9 from beyond the arc and a perfect 4-4 from the free-throw line. Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic This marked his 31st 40-point game, placing him in rarefied air alongside legends Michael Jordan and LeBron James , who achieved similar feats before turning 25. Despite the personal milestone, Doncic remains focused on the team's success, with the Mavericks boasting a 7-2 record, their best start in nearly two decades.  The young star's season averages of 32.9 points, 51.8 percent shooting, and all-around contributions h...

Photo: Instagram/Luka Dončić According to a general manager, Dallas Mavericks ' star player Luka Dončić is not keen on sharing the ball with Kyrie Irving , whom the team is looking to re-sign this summer. The anonymous GM revealed to Heavy.com that Dončić "doesn't want to share" with Irving.  Dončić, like many young players, is not accustomed to playing with such a great player and may struggle to adjust to sharing the ball with him. Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic has proven himself to be a highly skilled and versatile player capable of working well with his teammates. He hasn't shown any signs of struggling with sharing the ball or playing with other high-profile players in the past. The GM stated that Irving had been on his best behavior, trying to win over Dončić, who is a key player for the team. Dončić is only 24 years old and has been the focal point of the team since joining as a rookie in 2018. However, if the Mavericks want to re-sign Irving, Dončić may h...

Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic  The NBA office has rescinded Luka Dončić ’s 16th technical foul, which would have led to his suspension if it had been upheld, making him available for the Dallas Mavericks ' game against the Indiana Pacers on Monday night. The foul was called during Sunday's loss to the Charlotte Hornets when Dončić expressed his disappointment to an official for not getting a foul call on a missed shot. Referee Kevin Scott later stated that the technical foul was given to Dončić for using profanity against the officials who had correctly judged the play in a postgame video review. This reversal of the decision has given Dončić and the Mavericks some much-needed breathing room as they aim for a postseason spot. Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic  The Mavericks are currently in the 11th seed in the Western Conference and are facing a four-game losing streak with only seven games left in the regular season. However, despite the team's struggles, Dončić has been havi...

Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic  NBA star Luka Dončić has been fined $35,000 by the league for making an "inappropriate and unprofessional" gesture towards an official during a game between the Dallas Mavericks and Golden State Warriors . The gesture involved Dončić rubbing his fingers together, seemingly to signal money. He made the gesture after missing a layup in the game's final seconds, with the Mavericks trailing 125-122. Dončić believed he was fouled by Draymond Green during the play. The Warriors went on to win the game 127-125, in a match that was full of controversy. Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic  During the third quarter, Golden State inbounded the ball under the Dallas basket while the Mavericks lineup was on the other side of the court, resulting in an uncontested dunk for Warriors center Kevon Looney . Mavericks players and coach Jason Kidd contested the play on the court, with owner Mark Cuban later tweeting that officials initially signaled that possession ...