Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic was having a lot of fun in their beatdown of the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday. So much so that he unleashed a wacky celebration after draining a wide-open transition three-pointer in the third quarter.

Doncic's shot would be considered a bad one if it was someone else or if we're in a different era of basketball. But even if that was the case, the game was not even close. Doncic is quite tame with his emotions during tight games, but against the Warriors, the two-time All-Star was free to celebrate as much as he can.

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The Mavericks won big in the end, 133-103. Doncic padded the numbers with 39 points, six rebounds, and eight assists. Five other Mavericks were in double figures, including Dorian Finney-Smith, Tim Hardaway Jr., and Niccolo Melli who all had 13 points apiece. Jalen Brunson also chipped in 12 markers off the bench.

The win marked their fourth win in their last five games. They hold a 34-27 record for sixth place in the Western Conference. But they have to watch out as the Portland Trail Blazers are just a game behind. If they relax for just a bit, they might find themselves in the play-in tournament.

But as long as Luka Doncic is out there having fun, the Mavericks should be fine.