Boban Marjanovic provides the content Dallas Mavericks fans will miss next season

The Dallas Mavericks traded Boban Marjanovic as part of a package that helped them acquire Christian Wood from the Houston Rockets. It was sad to see Bobi go, but the Mavs struggled to rebound the ball in the postseason. Wood gives them a stretch big man that fills a need, and the deal allowed Dallas to clear three roster spots.

Boban was not part of the team’s playoff rotation, but he was an important piece in the locker room and a fan favorite. The 7’4 big man always brought the laughs, and supporters continue to enjoy him in movies like Hustle and commercials. Marjanovic is a content machine that is always brightening someone's day.

Bobi continues to hand out laughs, and fans will miss his hilarious cameos next season. He recently did one for Bleacher Report that features him cooking off against his wife. Here is a closer look at the hilarity.

Boban Marjanovic provides the content Dallas Mavericks will miss next season

Marjanovic was eager to take on his wife in the challenge, and he was certainly confident about his cooking ability. See Boban making his steak below.

Making the plate into his face was an unexpected twist from Bobi, but both plates looked delicious.

Expect to see Boban Marjanovic starring in commercials and movies. It will be interesting to see if the rebuilding Rockets keep him on the roster. They currently have 18 players under contract for next season, and they will need to trim that down to 15 before the regular season opens. There will be plenty of interest in Boban around the league if he is let go, but the Mavericks cannot re-sign him unless he is traded to another team first.

MFFLs will miss Bobi’s acting work and videos next season. There will be nobody to ride around on a mini-bike or take on Luka Doncic in Name that Tune. The 23-year-old superstar will miss Marjanovic most of all as the duo formed a close friendship. It was sad to see Bobi go, but he will still be handing out smiles next season. They just won’t come in Dallas.