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NBA rescinds Mavericks star Luka Doncic’s controversial technical foul vs. Rockets
NBA Official on X (formerly Twitter) reports that star Dallas Mavericks player Luka Doncic’s technical foul against the Houston Rockets has been overturned. After Doncic mockingly celebrated getting a foul call during the Mavs’ 147-136 victory over the Rockets on Sunday, a technical call was made.
Doncic would have received his 14th of the season, but as a result of the NBA’s ruling, he now only has 13. Given that 16 technical fouls result in a one-game suspension, this is very crucial.
Doncic almost missed registering a triple-double during the match. In the end, he recorded 37 points, 12 assists, and 9 rebounds. Despite Dillon Brooks playing tough defense against Luka the whole game, it was another outstanding effort. However, Dallas was led by Kyrie Irving, who scored 48 points to lead the Mavs.
The Mavericks’ teamwork was outstanding over the entire game on Sunday. Throughout the season, there has been much discussion about the Mavs’ synergy, which has only become better in recent weeks as they have won 14 of their last 16 games.
Another topic of discussion in recent years has been Luka Doncic and
However, Luka’s enthusiasm for the game is a positive thing. There’s no denying his competitive spirit. When a foul call is made that Luka disagrees with, he frequently uses his displeasure to his advantage on the court.
It will be intriguing to watch whether the postseason revolves around the technical foul problem. It’s clear that the Mavericks and Luka Doncic are hoping it won’t be a problem. Referees must also use good judgment in these judgments because the NBA has already overturned three technical foul calls against Doncic in the 2023–24 season.
Joey Mistretta is the primary MLB editor at ClutchPoints and a beat reporter for the Dallas Mavericks. Mistretta holds bylines at NBA Analysis Network and RotoWire and graduated from Biola University with a degree in broadcast media.
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