The Dallas Mavericks player Luca Doncic has an unpredictable quality that American YouTuber and professional boxer Jake Paul brought to light. During a podcast called The Thanalysis Show, which is hosted by Thanasis Antetokounmpo, a player for the Milwaukee Bucks, Jake brought up Doncic’s in-game habit of responding to the audience during games.
“I’ like when people get into fights , that should be part of the sports , “Jake said.
“Watching’ Luka I like when he talks sh**t to the people in the crowd. He is like f**cking pointing at like a Mom , who said he was going to miss and he is like f****k yeah. That’s the type of shit I like.
Because of his exceptional start quality, Luca Doncic frequently receives greater receptions from the supporters of the other side during games. Watch a video of one such instance here.
The five-time NBA player frequently chooses to quiet the audience with his quiet play on the court, even though he does occasionally respond.
This season’s performance by Luca Doncic
Doncic is a serious MVP candidate and is enjoying his finest season to date. This season, he is nearly averaging a triple double for the Dallas Mavericks, giving it his all almost every other night.
Despite shooting 49.4% from the field, including 37.8% from outside the arc, he is averaging 34.3 points, 9.0 rebounds, 9.8 assists, and 1.4 steals per game this season.
Additionally, as the regular season draws to an end, he has improved even more in recent games.
In his last 25 games, the four-time All-NBA player has averaged a triple double (35.2 points, 10.6 assists, and 10.0 rebounds). He has led the Mavericks’ charge to avoid elimination in the tournament and to a postseason berth in the very competitive Western Conference.
Nevertheless, it appears that he is no longer able to support his squad. On Wednesday, he was injured in the hamstring by the Golden State Warriors. He was declared out of Thursday’s game against the OKC Thunder and left the court during the fourth quarter of the game.
Having won five of their previous ten games, the Dallas Mavericks (38-29) are now ranked eighth in the Western Conference. Despite the absence of their star player, they suffered a 126-119 defeat to the Thunder on Thursday night.
The situation of Luca Doncic will be reassessed before the Mavericks play the Denver Nuggets on Sunday.
