The NBA announced on Friday that the Dallas Mavericks have been fined $750,000 for tanking efforts against the Chicago Bulls on April 7.
"The Dallas Mavericks' decision to restrict key players from fully participating in an elimination game last Friday against Chicago undermined the integrity of our sport," said Joe Dumars, NBA Executive Vice President, Head of
Basketball Operations."The Mavericks' actions failed our fans and our league.", Maxi Kleber, Tim Hardaway Jr., Josh Green and Christian Wood. Luka Dončić played into the second quarter before being removed from the contest.Sports
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