Luka Dončić’s Dallas return had everything. What’s next
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The New York Times |
The night began with a video tribute that brought Dončić to tears, a warm welcome from the Dallas crowd and during the first few minutes of the game, he was serenaded with loud cheers every time he t...
Sports Illustrated |
It was a game many NBA fans had marked on their calendar since the blockbuster trade went down.
The New York Times |
He finished with 45 points, eight rebounds and six assists.
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