Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban was understandably excited about his team’s free agent haul this summer.
A little too excited, it turns out.
The NBA has reportedly fined Cuban $25K for talking to reporters about the acquisition of center DeAndre Jordan and guard Wesley Matthews; the League’s free agent moratorium period ends Thursday.
Per the Dallas Morning News:
Apparently, the NBA moratorium period continues to be a joke. Sources say Mark Cuban has been fined 25,000 for comments about D. Jordan.
— Eddie Sefko (@ESefko) July 7, 2015
Talk to agents, players, fine. Talk to media and get fined. Brilliant.
— Eddie Sefko (@ESefko) July 7, 2015
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