Social media was wandering in a recovery that was reported that Marax was offered to the fans who canceled the tickets for the season after the team traded the star Luka Doncic in a horrific deal of three teams with Lakers and Jazz.
Mobile Fans responded anger, and some have canceled their plans for the season, which prompted the team to provide the recovered sums, ESPN said.
One of the fans of social media also said that the team offered them a recovery.
“As a ticket holder I canceled, I can confirm that this is true,” user X Haleymfl Books on X.
“We sent an email, saying that we wanted to cancel and include all the remaining game tickets for sale. So no, we do not keep the tickets to go forward. The person wrote in a follow -up post:
The WFAA TV Station stated that it also heard of seasonal ticket holders who arrived at the ticket delegate to cancel their season tickets and will get a recovery from M terms.
In a statement of the port, Marax said, “With regard to recovery, we appreciate every relationship with tickets in a season and representatives are available to receive calls from members with any concerns or questions.”
All of this happens in the wake of one of the largest deals in the history of the last American Professional League that sent Densic to Lakers in a deal that included Anthony Davis to return to Dallas.
Niko Harrison, General Manager of Mobilex, realizes the fans' dissatisfaction with trade, but he seemed to reject some anger when he addressed the journalists on Sunday.
“I am sorry because they are frustrated, but it is something that we believe in as an organization,” Harrison said. “It will make us better. We believe it puts us to win, not only now, but also in the future. And when we win, I think frustration will disappear.”
MAVERICKS was detonated by Cavaliers less than 24 hours after trade.
They followed this with a loss of 118-116 in front of Sixers on Tuesday night.
The fans protested outside the US Airways Center on Sunday, and Dallas Pererei Bireh Al -Bireh announced that he would sell a new beer called “the sale of the team” in response to the team's decision to send Densic away.
“Dallas, this beer marries well with our despair and confusion,” part of the reading box, as shown in a picture published by the company on social media.
Anger is expected to continue only, with other protest plans to be circulated online on February 8.
