The Dallas Mavericks recently experienced a rollercoaster season, making their way to the NBA Finals for the first time in a decade. Unfortunately for the team, their hopes of claiming an NBA title were dashed. This promising season came after a significant change in ownership. The team’s long-time team owner, Mark Cuban, sold his majority stake in the franchise before the season.
During a recent episode of “The Big Podcast with Shaq,” Cuban hinted at the possibility of returning to ownership. Cuban discussed the potential for a partnership that could involve other basketball greats, Shaquille O’Neal and LeBron James.
“I’d have to make it okay with my current partners, but, yeah, if my kids were like, ‘All right, we’re set. We don’t. You know, that’s not what we want or whatever.’ And it was Shaq. F**k Yeah. I would look at making a comeback,” Cuban said.
“So, you know, we get me, you, LeBron, we might have something there,” he added.
Mark Cuban Steps Back From “Shark Tank” To Focus On Family
Mark Cuban, a familiar face on the ABC reality TV show “Shark Tank,” has announced his decision to step down from his role on the program. In a recent appearance on the “All the Smoke” podcast, Cuban shared his thoughts on the importance of family time as the reason for the decision.
“They’re teenagers now. When they were younger, my wife and I got to tell them where to be and when; now they ain’t listening to us,” Cuban said on the All the Smoke podcast.
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“We shoot in June and September, and just getting the opportunity now when they’re getting out of school to be able to spend time directly with them, that’s important. I’m tired of missing that,” he added. Cuban later shared the significance of being present in his children’s lives. His children are the reason for which he sold the Mavs.
