Texas sports elites came together to express gratitude to one another.

As the Dallas Mavericks get ready for what could be a new season, they are creating excitement both on and off the court. Renowned Texas Rangers outfielder Adolis Garcia recently brought a sense of championship enthusiasm to a Mavericks game against the Houston Rockets. Luka Doncic of the Mavericks and Garcia traded jerseys as a sign of respect and Texas pride.

Garcia’s heroics in the 2023 postseason have cemented his place in Texas sports history, despite an oblique injury. Thus, his attendance at the Mavericks game represented a culmination of Texas’ athletic success rather than just a meeting of two sports idols.

Luka Doncic of the Mavericks is still leading the team in rebounds, assists, and points. With an average of 30.5 points per game, Doncic’s NBA career is still unparalleled. The Mavericks are hoping that Garcia’s presence will bring some of his postseason magic to their game, particularly against Houston.

The ownership of the Mavericks is changing significantly.

The Dallas Mavericks are going through a significant ownership change off the court. Recognized for his passionate commitment with the team, Mark Cuban is anticipated to transfer his primary ownership to Miriam Adelson, the late casino mogul Sheldon Adelson’s widow. The Mavericks are entering a new chapter with this acquisition, which places a $3.5 billion value on the controlling interest.

Nevertheless, there is an unexpected twist that goes along with the ownership change. Curious and intrigued, Cuban will continue to oversee the Mavericks’ basketball operations.

After an amazing 16 seasons, Cuban just announced his resignation from the television program “Shark Tank,” adding to the already chaotic situation. This claim, along with the Mavericks’ sale, has generated conjecture on social media about Cuban’s future goals, with many people thinking about running for president.