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In the 2025 summer, Luka Doncic may sign a five-year, $346 million super-max contract, aiming to make NBA history. Superstar Luka Doncic of the Dallas Mavericks will be able to sign a five-year, $346 million supermax agreement in the 2025 offseason.
Luka Doncic hasn’t appeared on the grandest platform of them all, despite his immense skill on the court. However, the All-Star guard would have to alter his style of play if he wanted the Dallas Mavericks to win the championship, according to former NBA player Goran Dragic.
The Mavs recently tied the series with a 96-93 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. In 45 minutes on the field in Game 2, Doncic scored 32 points, pulled down six rebounds, and dishevelled nine assists. PJ Washington scored 18 points on 75% of his field goals, while Kyrie Irving finished with 23 points and six assists.
In contrast to Game 1, Kawhi Leonard is now a member of the Clippers starting lineup. The two-time NBA champion had 15 points, 7 rebounds, 2 assists, and 4 steals by the end of the contest. Ivica Zubac recorded another double-double with 13 points and 12 rebounds, while Paul George and James Harden both scored 22 points.
Dallas’ victory brought the series even after the Luka Doncic-led team dropped Game 1 to a Clippers team without Kawhi Leonard. The fact that the Mavs won a game inside their opponent’s arena provided them an additional advantage.
Claims, a former NBA star Luka Doncic of the Dallas Mavericks Must Adjust His Approach to Win
Without a doubt, Doncic have the skill to make a lot of appearances in the playoffs and possibly get past the first round. But if the Mavs All-Star wants to win a championship, former NBA player Goran Dragic believes he has to alter his approach. In a piece for Sportsnaut that Vincent Frank wrote:
“I believe that he can win; all he needs to do is adjust slightly and perhaps have more faith in his teammates.” On The OGs podcast, Dragic stated, “I’m not saying, because he does pass the ball, but just get off the ball a little bit more.” And because it’s a long season and even in the playoffs, you know I believe that’s too much, you get fatigued if you have the ball in your hands a lot,” wrote Frank.
During the regular season, Doncic averaged 9.8 assists per game across 70 games. Dragic’s remark that he is playing more off the ball may help the Mavericks even though this stat indicates that he passes more.
Now that Irving is a reliable shot creator and clutch player, Dragic’s evaluation might be worth taking into account by Dallas. Nothing remains to lose, particularly if the Mavericks have exhausted all short-term measures to improve.
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