“Luka Doncic shares his boat ride with Post Malone”: Charles Barkley, Ernie Johnson and the Inside crew send the Dallas Mavericks out of the playoffs in latest edition of Gone Fishin
The Dallas Mavericks make their way onto the popular segment, Gone Fishin on TNT’s Inside the NBA after their playoff knockout.
The LA Clippers defeated the Dallas Mavericks 126-111 in Game 7 of the first round of the 2021 NBA Playoffs. The elimination resulted in a back-to-back first-round exit for the Mavericks, who looked promising this year with their superstar Luka Doncic performing exceptionally well.
The Mavericks won the first 2-games on the road leading everyone to believe that they would take this series. Luka Doncic averaged 35.7 PPG, 10.3 APG, and 7.9 RPG on a 49.0% shooting from the field and a 40.8% shooting from the 3-point line.
The LA Clippers send the Dallas Mavericks home in a first-round elimination
The TNT crew on inside the NBA have never shied away from pulling off some of the craziest and hilarious gags, making it one of the most entertaining shows to watch.
In the popular segment of the show “ Gone Fishin,” the Dallas Mavericks were made the center of all jokes since they were eliminated in the first round of the 2021 NBA Playoffs.
The Mavericks are gone fishin’ 😂 #FanFishin pic.twitter.com/OkBjVsLmE9
— NBA on TNT (@NBAonTNT) June 8, 2021
The segment saw Phoenix Suns veteran Charles Barkley roast a Mavericks super-fan, who had earlier taken a dig at him for not winning any championships.
This was followed by 4x NBA champion Shaquille O Neal throwing some shots at Kristraps Porzingis, who lately had expressed his displeasure towards the Mavericks franchise.
Kawhi Leonard was the key force in Game 7, scoring 28-points, shooting a mind-boggling 66.7% from the field. The supporting cast led by Paul George also made their fruitful contributions late in the game. The Clippers were on the brink of elimination but were able to resurrect themselves.
The Mavericks only had Luka Doncic as their sole offensive tool, who even suffered from nerve damage in Games 4 and 5 but was nothing but extraordinary from the field.
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