Why Mark Cuban Sold The Mavs

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[ANGELOFDARKification]

The second point about his kids is actually real af. Good perspective as a parent to have.

[DroKustomz]

To have sold 60% of the Dallas Mavericks for 3.5 Billion & still own 40%. Genius!

[Juicycandt]

Mark knows contracts are going to be 600-700 mil soon.

[joefnd]

Mark is such a realist. Super logical and one of the few billionaires who's very grounded. A true example of a proper respectable man.

[Ow_samurai]

Man he’s a good father and understands his kids.

[scottdavis]

He bought it for 270 mill he's old hes older and dumped that shit for 3.5 billion that's why he sold it best investment ever

[KXXNGp]

He doesn’t want to BORROW, i hope every internet “finance guru” heard that this billionaire doesn’t borrow money, he essentially said if i can’t buy it with my own money im not buying it

[Lord_OTD]

Crazy outlook. Not the man I thought he was. Good dad.

[Savrathmith]

This is why I love/respect Mark Cuban, because he's honest and keeps things direct and simple. Great Dad!

[emekaamerican]

Lol I didn't know Mark Cuban sold 60% of the Mavs. Is not the majority owner anymore. It all makes sense now.

[mor.]

Mark is the man. He is the real deal. Long ago, my flight to Las Vegas got cancelled to get married. My fiancé and I were devastated. Out of the blue I wrote to him, as I lived in Dallas at the time, because he was known to help people. Well I asked him if he could help, and to my surprise he said yes. I was in shock. He got us two tickets to Vegas. It was awesome. I never met him personally, I met his assistant and she gave us the tickets.

[dannymorgan]

Mark looking at it from both a personal and family perspective as what makes him happy vs what makes him money, is humbling and refreshing

[Og_Uchime]

He was the one who reduced his salary for his workers instead of firing them, right? I love this guy....👏🏿

[sdizzle]

This proves the point that they want to move the team to Vegas.

[bill]

It’s always so refreshing to hear this guy speak! He sounds human!

[Zxl..]

For someone who is a billionaire (who would usually have a massive ego) Mark really seems to be pretty grounded. Realizes that the game is changing and that he doesn’t need to constantly prove himself, and also loves his kids enough to put them first when he thinks he can.

[pradagirl]

He sold the team to a bunch of clowns and now it’s a circus. 🤡 🎪 Luka is gone and the team is worth NOTHING.

[johnlindsay]

Good for Mark Cuban for looking beyond the $$$ and glory and seeing what’s really important. Family and soul. I respect that.

[LegalTrapEnt]

Sport's Teams owning casino's....sounds like gambling to me!

[ryanmussell]

That was a major red flag for me on the health of the nba when Mark sold.

It does seem to make sense why he sold.

Owners also hate the nba luxury tax. And golden state has proven that you need to pay the tax in order to win.