Cuban's mistake wasn't just about letting Brunson trade Irving.
Irving, who fell out of the play-offs, has not changed at all, and has publicly said on social media that his mission is to maintain world peace, what mood did Cuban feel?
It is clear that Brunson can be retained at a lower price, and as a result, the higher-paid Irving is far less practical than Brunson.
The thing Cuban is bad at is trading, which is exactly what Jordan is the least good at drafting.
The most famous thought that Nash was old and would not improve, and as a result, he let go of Nash, who was later 2 consecutive MVPs, and there were many failed deals in addition to this.
For example, Jordan Jr. at his peak, Cuban thought that everything had been negotiated and could be signed for nothing, so he forgot a major rule of the league, and the unsigned verbal promise was not counted, and then Paul forcibly reversed the result, and Jordan Jr. was gone.
The only time the Mavericks won the championship, which Cuban didn't expect at that time, was an unexpected championship, and then Cuban began to swell, forgetting the tradition of the championship team not breaking up the team, giving up the best interior defense Chandler, and then it was a collapse, just like the Lakers.
Cuban let Chandler go, in addition to thinking he was too old, the main reason was that he thought he could get Howard at the time, so he had to clear salary space in advance.
As a result, Howard Lee didn't bother to pay attention to him, who can see the Dallas team?
