Still not over losing to Dubs, Mark Cuban wears an ’embarrassing’ shirt – SFGATE

Mavericks owner Mark Cuban sits courtside prior to a second round playoff game May 2, 2022 in Phoenix.

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Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is clearly not over Wednesday’s Mavs-Warriors game. Not nearly.

The same man who blew up the city of San Francisco for her “pretentious as fk” attitude was spotted repeatedly wearing a T-shirt during the Mavs’ home affair on Friday against the visiting Charlotte Hornets described as “awkward.”

ESPN reporter Tim MacMahon released a photo of Cuban wearing a T-shirt that read “QUESTION AUTHORITY” just two days after Cuban said so planned to file a formal protest With the NBA on the Mavs’ 127-125 loss, the claim that the incredibly fun Mavs game cost them a game against the Dubs was actually the “worst no-call mistake in NBA history.” However, the Cuban tweeted “the referee named Mavs Ball.” Video shows clearly he did not do it.

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However, it’s not yet known if the Cuban actually filed the formal protest because — under NBA rules — teams must pay a $10,000 fee to file a protest. They get that back if their protest is successful, though There has not been a successful protest since 2008.

While Cuban, a man worth more than $5 billion, and his shirt were busy fending off The Man on Friday night, his Mavs were busy losing another game and falling at home to The low hornets 117-109. Winners of just three of their last 10 games, the loss knocked the Mavs out of a playoff spot Friday night in the incredibly crowded bottom half of the NBA West ladder.