Mavericks' Potential Buyback: Dallas Sports Drama
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Welcome to Dallas Stars News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Dallas Stars fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The Dallas Stars and Mavericks have shared arenas for years, from Reunion Arena to the American Airlines Center. But legal battles between the franchises have created real drama in Dallas sports. Now, NBA reporter Mark Stein says the Mavericks could be bought back by Mark Cuban and an unknown investor. Earlier this week, the NBA plans to vote on expansion teams in Las Vegas and Seattle.
With Texas not legalizing casinos anytime soon, the lead might push the Adelson family, who own part of the Mavericks, to run a new Vegas franchise.
Why are the Dallas Stars and Mavericks facing potential separation?
Instead, the NBA knows Mark Cuban well, so they might approve his buyback to make that happen.
fans hate the idea of the team splitting up. There's so much history with both fan bases cheering together in one spot. It feels childish for each side to demand their own arena when sharing worked for so long. If Cuban does buy back the team, don't expect the Mavericks to stay at the American Airlines Center with the Stars. The legal fights run too deep, and both sides seem set on going separate ways. Still, it would be great if they buried the hatchet someday and became neighbors again right in the heart of Dallas. For now, separate arenas might be the new normal, but fans can hope for a change down the road. The Daily News Now is made possible with support from our sponsor. You know what is better than earbuds in bed?
What are the implications of Mark Cuban's potential buyback of the Mavericks?
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