What did the Maverick boss Cuban do??? 20

The owner of a computer consulting company.

Kuban Origin: Born in Pittsburgh, moved to Dallas as an adult.

Net asset value: $1.3 billion.

Athletic Experience: Played football at Indiana University for four years and has been playing at the club since graduating.

How to make money: In 1983, he founded Microsolutions, a computer information company, and sold it to the largest service company in the United States at the height of the network economy.

In 1995, it established a broadcast network and became a major operator in many industries, and in 1999 it was sold to Yahoo for $5.7 billion.

Education: B.A., Indiana University.

On January 14, 2000, Cuban purchased the Mavericks. Since his arrival, the Mavericks have changed completely, with the 2000-2001 season picking up their first playoff ticket in 11 years, and a meteoric rise to the top of the league in recent years. Over the years, Cuban has not only inspired Mavericks players and fans with his presence in the game, but he was also the first of all team owners to communicate directly with fans by making their personal email addresses available to fans.

Cuban's motto "do whatever it takes to win" has infected the entire team and become the spirit of the Mavericks.

Mark Cuban, born in Pittsburgh, USA, played football at Indiana University for four years, has been playing in the club since graduation, founded microsolutions, a computer information company, in 1983, and sold it to the largest ** service company in the United States at the height of the Internet economy. On January 14, 2000, Cuban bought the NBA team Dallas Mavericks. Mark Cuban's motto "do whatever it takes to win" has infected the entire team and become the spirit of the Mavericks.

Basic information. Chinese Name: Mark Cuban Gender:

Male English Name: Mark Cuban Nationality: Pittsburgh, USA Involved Industry:

Sports, Internet, TV** Joined the Mavericks: $280 million in 2000 Athletic experience: Played football at Indiana University for four years and has been playing at the club since graduation.

with the Dallas Mavericks.

On January 14, 2000, Cuban acquired the Mavericks from Ross Pyrrot Jr for $280 million. Over the past 20 years, the Mavericks have a 40% win rate and a playoff record of 21-32. This team has never gone far in the playoffs before.

In the next six years, the Mavericks maintained a regular season record of more than 50 wins every year, and entered the playoffs every year, turning into a league bombardment powerhouse. In those 6 years, the Mavericks' playoff record is 39-40. In 2006, the Mavericks reached the league finals, only to lose to the Miami Heat led by "The Flash" Dwyane Wade.

Generally speaking, NBA team owners are not basketball fanatics, they usually hold a passive "ATM" role. They don't usually play as a team, and even when they do have home games, they tend to watch in luxury boxes isolated from the hustle and bustle. Relative to these owners, Cuban's performance is simply that of a big fan of the Mavericks:

He will sit on the sidelines and watch the game with a rich expression in a short T printed with the team crest during the game; He will not be unforgiving to the referee after a player has been unfairly punished; He'll shout and scream like a kid when the team wins, and he'll fly to the scene on his own private jet to refuel ...... when the team plays away games. The reason why Cuban on the sidelines can become the focus of the crowd is not only his identity as the owner of the team, but also because he is the Mavericks' free throw. Cuban has been fined several times by the league for wanting to have the freedom of speech to lash out against the sanctions, despite David Stern's efforts to protect the league's image.

In 2011, Cuban's Mavericks finally got revenge on the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals and won the first championship in team history.