Mark Cuban wants to focus on things that will help Luka Doncic win a Larry O'Brien trophy. He sold the Dallas Mavericks and dispelled all rumors of a relocation.
Although, there are still a few bumps in the road after Adam Silver and the NBA made it official, but the deal looks done. This prompted the new Mavs owners, led by Patrick Dumont, to release a statement regarding the move, via Tim MacMahon of ESPN.
“Everywhere we have a business presence, our top priority has been to empower our team members and engage with the local community in a meaningful way. I very much look forward to bringing that same commitment to Dallas,” the new Mavs majority owners declared.
Overall, Dr. Miriam Adelson, a huge shareholder of large gaming and hospitality companies in Las Vegas, is the new majority owner of the Mavericks. Alongside her in the pursuit to make the Mavs better will be Dumont. He now becomes the team's president, chief operating officer, and governor of the Mavs.
Meanwhile, Mark Cuban will still be in the stands supporting Luka Doncic's squad. Furthermore, it has yet to be confirmed after the sale, but he hopes to focus on basketball operations.
His main focus with this organization? Help rebuild and replicate the winning culture that got them to compete for titles back in the mid-2000s and early 2010s.
The Mavs currently sit at fifth at 18-12. They are only 4.5 games back in the race to be at the top of the Western Conference standings.
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