Dallas Mavericks: Check out a playlist from Luka Doncic

Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic shared one of his go-to playlists with supporters. Check it out here plus a look at how he keeps making a difference.

The Dallas Mavericks set the goal of reaching the playoffs before this season began. They worked together and were on the verge of achieving it. The Mavs did everything right. They won 40 of their 67 games thanks in large part to the breakout season from Luka Doncic. The 21-year-old became a top ten player in the league.

Doncic should be in the running for MVP and first-team All-NBA for the next decade-plus. It would not be surprising to see him become the league’s undisputed best player at some point. He has a unique ability to see the floor and always create open shots. The Mavericks have the best offensive rating of all-time because of Luka’s playmaking.

The Mavs star is doing his best to keep fans entertained during the hiatus too. He dominated teammate Jalen Brunson in a streamed game of FIFA 20. Doncic has also been interacting with fans on social media and even took on the toilet paper challenge.

Playlist

That continued when the Dallas Mavericks dropped one of Luka’s go-to playlists on Twitter on Sunday. See the tweet here.

https://twitter.com/dallasmavs/status/1246882954430885889

The surprise song was “I Want It That Way” by the Backstreet Boys. That tune came out the year Doncic was born. Did not expect that he would be jamming out to it.

Making a difference

Luka Doncic is also doing his part for those in need. He teamed up with Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and teammate Dwight Powell to donate money to two hospitals in March. Luka also took his turn buying dinner for healthcare workers on April 4.

The entire Mavs organization has committed to making a difference during his difficult time. It is awesome to see.

Please, be smart, stay safe, and listen to the guidelines. Wishing you all the best.

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