?Sounding More American by Day?: Luka Doncic Not in the Greatest Terms with NBA Fans After ?I Ain?t Scared? Comment

The Dallas Mavericks may be in the sixth spot in the Western Conference with a 27-25 record, but that did not stop Luka Doncic to aim for the record books. As the Mavericks took down the Detroit Pistons in their last matchup, Luka Doncic set another record to join a group of elite names after doing the same only a few weeks back. However, his post-game comments may not have sat well with a few fans as he displayed a hostile attitude towards the Pistons coach.

As the game was about to come to a close, Luka Doncic was seen heading to the bench. However, on his way to the Mavericks bench, he got into it with the Detroit Pistons’ assistant coach before being separated by teammates and officials.

Luka Doncic may have rubbed fans the wrong way

After the final buzzer sounded, the on-court reporter approached Luka to ask what had transpired between him and the Pistons assistant coach. To that, Luka said, ?It was their assistant coach who was trying to chirping in the first quarter, so they didn?t like when I chirped back.”

?They said, play basketball. If they?re gonna chirp at me, I?m gonna chirp back. I ain?t scared,? added Luka. Meanwhile, fans flooded social media to comment on the incident. While some fans found it funny and commendable that Luka was not backing down, others did not like his hostile attitude. One fan tweeted, ?Luka sounding more American by day.?

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Here are a few more reactions from fans on Twitter.

A lot fans in the comments were not happy with Doncic?s choice of words while many trolled him for acting tough against the low-seeded Pistons.

Luka joined another historic category

Luka Doncic?s 53-point performance was impressive regardless of the fact that it came against the Pistons. After this 50-point performance, Doncic became the fourth player in the last 50 years to have four 50-point games before the month of February.

The other three to achieve the feat are Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and James Harden. Not only that, but Doncic also joined an elite company of the same three names after averaging the highest point-per-game production this season.

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So, it may be time for the Mavericks’ front office to shake up their roster just a little to help out Doncic a bit. A big blockbuster trade may not be in the works but that does not mean that the team cannot look for role players who can take the offensive load off of Doncic.