Luka Doncic is getting ready to face a new NBA season with his Dallas Mavericks, and he’s doing everything in his power to be the best version of himself next campaign.
The Slovenian superstar knows it’s about time he wins something with the Dallas Mavericks, and Luka is already working out to improve his fitness ahead of a challenging season for the Dallas Mavericks.
Luka getting in shape 👀🔥
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— NBACentral (@TheDunkCentral) May 26, 2023
Luka seems ready to face a new NBA season after the Mavericks missed out on the 2023 NBA Playoffs. The addition of Kyrie Irving wasn’t the magic answer they need to compete for a playoff spot, ultimately finishing a disappointing campaign.
They’re now working to re-sign Kyrie Irving and build the best team around him and Luka. The Mavs still have ambitious plans, and they could move their No. 10 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft to get more talent.
After many seasons falling short to win a championship, the Mavericks know the pressure is mounting, and they need to come up with something big next season or Luka would start reconsidering his future with the team.
They know what they need to do, and recent rumors suggest they are ready to make some noise to bring in the right players to the squad.
Luka Doncic Has Been Criticized For His Bad Shape Every Year
Luka is facing a lot of questions this offseason. His fitness has been a recurrent topic around the league every offseason. The player seems to do well one week, and the next one, everything falls apart.
The ‘Hookah Doncic‘ nickname is here to stay, but it depends on him to take it to the next level, get in the perfect shape, and help his Dallas Mavericks win the championship next season.
The front office still has work to do, but if Luka is ready to go, things will be easier for him.
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