Dallas Mavericks fans are hilariously taunting the Los Angeles Clippers during Game 6 using Luke Kennard’s contract.
Credit to Dallas Mavericks fans for their creative trolling in Game 6 against the Los Angeles Clipper on Friday night. Leading the series 3-2 and trying to close out at home, Mavs fans are joyously reminding the Clippers how much they spent on Luke Kennard’s contract extension.
Mavs fans now taunting Clippers by chanting the annual dollar figures on Luke Kennard's extension
— John Hollinger (@johnhollinger) June 5, 2021
That’s right, the Dallas crowd is literally chanting the annual dollar amount the Clippers are spending on Kennard. Spoiler alert: he’s grossly overpaid.
Mavs fans taunt Clippers about Kennard’s contract extension
In December, Kennard inked a four-year, $64 million contract extension with Los Angeles. The 24-year-old shooting guard averaged 8.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists in 63 games played this season.
By halftime Friday, Kennard had one steal and one missed three-point attempt in his five and a half minutes on the court. And yet, he’s literally making twice as much money as Luka Doncic. Let that sink in.
Naturally, NBA Twitter is having a field day with Kennard’s appearance tonight in Game 6. He has been sitting on the bench collecting a fat paycheck for his recent DNP — coach’s decision streak in the playoffs. He played a whopping four minutes in game four.
Luke kennard must’ve thought Ty Lue was talking to someone else when he told him he was coming in
— kyle (@knicks_tape99) June 5, 2021
People think billionaires are smart but a billionaire gave Luke kennard $64 million which makes no sense and is probably bad for the environment somehow
— jake™️ (@uhohjake_) June 5, 2021
https://twitter.com/_darnellsavage/status/1401000501089611786?s=20
If you get stripped by Luke Kennard you gotta donate your game check to a charity of his choice, those are the rules
— 🅿️erSources CEO | Max and Max2 / JHS ARE NEXT (@LakeShowSeason) June 5, 2021
I know Luke Kennard is an excellent three-point shooter — 45% this season, 41% for his career — but I swear I've never seen him hit one.
— J.E. Skeets (@jeskeets) June 5, 2021
Whoever Kennard’s agents are, they probably deserve a raise.