Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, recently addressed Mark Cuban’s shocking $3.5 billion sale of the Dallas Mavericks.
Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, recently expressed his thoughts on Mark Cuban’s sale of the Dallas Mavericks. Cuban sold a majority stake in the Mavericks to Miriam Adelson, and Jones, who understands what it’s like to own a professional sports team, was brutally honest about Cuban’s decision.
“As far as the decision Mark [Cuban] made, I’ll go along with his decisions anytime,” Jones said on 105.3 The Fan, as reported by dallasnews.com. “He knows how to make good ones, and he has.” He’s got a great story about his career and what he’s accomplished, and he didn’t do it by accident. I promise you that this will be in the best interests of sports and Mavericks fans.”
Jones is also confident in Adelson, who purchased the team’s majority stake from Mark Cuban. She is the fifth richest woman in the world, so money will not be an issue for her.
“She’s outstanding,” said Jones of Adelson. “She’s a doctor, she immigrated to Israel as an adult, and she’s savvy, savvy, savvy.” And she has a good organization behind her and will undoubtedly do a great job.”
Mark Cuban’s shocking Mavs sale
Adelson will most likely do a good job. Nonetheless, Cuban’s decision surprised everyone. Cuban still intends to play a significant role for the Mavericks. He will continue to be the team’s head of basketball operations.
Cuban wants to keep the Mavericks in Dallas, and he has other big plans that could come to fruition in the future.
