Luka Doncic says he still hasn't spoken to Nico Harrison since being traded to the Lakers -- but has heard what the Mavericks GM has said in justifying his reasoning for the deal.

Doncic and Anthony Davis have combined to play less than 35 games in new colors, hardly a large enough sample size to deter

Luka Dončić isn't a fan of the way Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison has addressed his surprising trade to the Los Angeles Lakers. "It’s just sad the way he’s talking right now," Dončić told ESPN's Malika Andrews. "I never said anything bad about him and I just want to move on."

Los Angeles Lakers star Luka Doncic gave a shocking and rare glimpse of his emotions from the night he was traded by the Dallas Mavericks in a new ESPN interview with Malika Andrews. Doncic sat down one-on-one with Andrews for an interview that will be aired later Friday on NBA Today,

Luka Doncic sat down with Malika Andrews on ESPN’s “NBA Today” to discuss his trade from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers and how it affected him. The interview began with his manager showing Andrews a cracked phone, which he still uses, that Doncic had broken by throwing it after finding out that the Mavs had traded him.