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The Mavericks fan that was thrown out of a game for a heated exchange this week Mark Cuban told TMZ Sport He has the feeling that his rights were injured … and he is now considering legal steps.
The collision with cubes ended on Monday evening at the American Airlines Center in Dallas … then Chris Taylor decided to start an anti-antiNico Harrison Sing during the Mavs vs. King's inclination.
Herrgott man.
Kubaner stretches out a fan because he said “Feuer Nico”
The MAVS front Office officially lost it.
I am so happy that I no longer have to be a fan of this kind of disrespect.
I hope you have to sell the team. Beat them where it hurts and don't buy any more ticket @Dallasmavs… pic.twitter.com/ksc7gyccbp
– NBA film (@nbafilm sessions) February 11, 2025
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As Taylor – who was upset about the way the Dallas GM acted Luka Doncic Regarding the Los Angeles Lakers at the beginning of this month – a lot began to straighten it around him … Cuban stood up from his place on the square and told him that he should stop.
Taylor said they exchanged words … and ultimately stadium safety came in and accompanied Chris from the event location.
The MAVs stated that they were “disruptive and uncooperative”, which violated the NBA fan behavioral code. However, Taylor was firmly convinced that it was Cuban who was wrong.
Taylor told us that he felt bullied, specifically and threatened by security during the argument … and he said that submitting a lawsuit was currently an option.
“The first thing the security said is: 'Do you want to go out or pull out?'”, Taylor told us.
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“I will still think about it, but (legal steps) is not off the table. At this point it is definitely not off the table for legal steps.”
Taylor then accused the Mavs of “trying to crush the fans with a heavy hand now”.
“The Cuban basically lies only from fans again,” he said. “It's crazy.”
Nevertheless, the season ticket told us that he had plans to return to Dallas Games later this month.