Luka Doncic unleashes ‘motherf–ker’ taunt at fan as Mavericks punch NBA Finals ticket
NY Post
Luka Doncic wasn’t having it when a courtside fan started trolling him during Game 5 in the Western Conference Finals against the Timberwolves at Target Center.
And the Mavericks star made sure to give it right back to the Minnesota supporter when he had the chance to rub it in.
On top of that, the Mavericks won, 124-103, on Thursday night to punch their ticket to face the Celtics in the NBA Finals next week as Doncic tied with Kyrie Irving with a game-high 36 points.
TNT cameras caught Doncic taunting a fan, who had reportedly been mocking him, after putting up a bucket and drawing a foul with the Mavericks up nearly 40 points in the third quarter.
“Yeah! Who’s crying, motherf–ker!” Doncic yelled toward a fan who was sitting behind the basket.
While the moment itself would have been memorable enough, several outlets — including the broadcast — thought that Doncic was yelling at rap legend Snoop Dogg, who was, coincidentally enough, seated behind the basket.
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