Mark Cuban is accusing Dallas Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont of excluding him from business opportunities related to the team’s proposed move from downtown Dallas to a new site. Cuban claims Dumont’s actions constitute “adversarial business practices” and alleges he was unaware of a major trade involving superstar Luka Doncic until it was too late to intervene. Despite owning 27% of the Mavericks, Cuban asserts he has contractual rights to participate in the team’s relocation plans. The Mavericks, whose lease at American Airlines Center expires in 2031, signed an agreement to purchase land for a new arena.
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