Mark Cuban Saved All of the Texts He Received From DeAndre Jordan, Will Release Them "Some Day"

Mark Cuban Saved All of the Texts He Received From DeAndre Jordan, Will Release Them "Some Day"

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The DeAndre Jordan free agency saga dominated NBA headlines over the summer, and with good reason. The Clippers big man could have been a game-changer for the Dallas Mavericks, and players almost never back out of verbal commitments they make to sign with another team during the league's moratorium period.

But Jordan bucked that trend and spurned Mark Cuban, while ultimately deciding to remain in Los Angeles. The worst part about it all may have been the immature way in which Jordan handled the situation, texting Cuban (and Chandler Parsons) continuously until going radio silent the night before he was able to sign.

Cuban remains annoyed by the whole situation even though four months have passed, and says he's saved all those text messages he received from Jordan. And, he promises to release them all to the general public once he feels the time is right. 

Mark Cuban told reporters covering his team that he wanted to play an old Meow Mix jingle for DeAndre Jordan's return to Dallas but won't.

— Ben Bolch (@latbbolch) November 11, 2015

Mark Cuban said he saved all his text messages from DeAndre Jordan and might detail them all at a later date.

— Ben Bolch (@latbbolch) November 11, 2015

Would Mark Cuban boo DeAndre Jordan? "Hell yeah, I’ll be booing. Nah, there’s no point."

— Ben Bolch (@latbbolch) November 11, 2015

Mark Cuban: "Some day I’ll let you read all the texts and we’ll get into it and we’ll talk about it, but now is not the right time."

— Ben Bolch (@latbbolch) November 11, 2015

Mark Cuban did say DeAndre Jordan's final text came at 11:56 p.m. on July 7, when Jordan said he was on a date that turned out to be Griffin

— Ben Bolch (@latbbolch) November 11, 2015

If and when Jordan's texts to Cuban are released, they probably won't reveal much more than a basketball player in his mid-20s being uncertain about how to handle such a big decision. But we do know that a heavy amount of boos will rain down on Jordan's head when the Clippers visit Dallas on Wednesday night.

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