Mark Cuban parties at bar in Bloomington, Indiana (Photos)

It just so happens that the NBA schedule has put the Dallas Mavericks in Indianapolis two nights before the Super Bowl. Seeing as team owners have no responsibilities for game preparation, despite what people may think about Mark Cuban, road trips are mini vacations. Unlike his fellow owners, Cuban isn't a stuffy old rich man who tucks himself into bed during the daylight. ...

Mark Cuban's recent comments criticizing NBA officials this week will end up being good news for one very lucky charity. The Mavericks owner, who was fined 75,000 for comments made after Wednesday night's close loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, announced he would be matching the fine with a donation to the 1 Million 4 Anna Foundation. "To match my NBA Fine , I'...

Mark Cuban is one of most talkative NBA owners, and perhaps in all of sports. Cuban is not afraid to voice is opinion, right or wrong, and it has resulted in plenty of hefty fines for the owner of the Dallas Mavericks. I’m surprised it took him this long to get a fine for this season, racking up a $75,000 fine for criticizing the officials of a game against the Oklahoma City...

What else is new Mark Cuban is running his mouth against. After the Dallas Mavericks 88-95 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder last night Cuban was upset with the officials. After the game he took the time to call them out. Cuban who has been fined tons of time will have to be prepared to get out his checkout book after his latest comments about officials. Here is what Cuban told ESPNDallas...

"Look, I haven't said a whole lot about the officiating in a long, long time, but I haven't seen it this bad in a long, long time," Cuban told ESPNDallas.com in the Mavericks' weight room after the loss. "Guys miss calls; that's part of the game. You're not always going to have a great crew. Officials have got to learn that's part of the game...

Dallas Mavericks outspoken owner Mark Cuban was not pleased with the officiating during Wednesday's 95-86 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Cuban boiled over after coach Rick Carlisle was ejected after kicking the ball into the stands. "Look, I haven't said a whole lot about the officiating in a long, long time, but I haven't seen it this bad in a long, long time...

The NBA fined Dallas Mavericks outspoken owner Mark Cuban $75,000 for his comments about the officiating following Wednesday's 95-86 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. The league also issued a $35,000 fine for Rick Carlisle after the Mavericks' coach kicked a ball into the stands. The ball landed in the vicinity of a young boy, prompting Carlisle to immediately apologize...

How much will this cost him…? Look, I haven’t said a whole lot about the officiating in a long, long time, but I haven’t seen it this bad in a long, long time,” Cuban told ESPNDallas.com in the Mavericks’ weight room after the loss. “Guys miss calls; that’s part of the game. You’re not always [...]

David Stern has finally came out from NBA lockout hiding. Obviously he has been resting up for the right time to come out of his million dollar New York loft and make his presence known that he still runs "the game." Once he witnessed his favorite team, the Dallas Mavericks, become critics of "his game," he knew it was time to unleash the stern pocket move. ...

The NBA fined Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban $75,000 and head coach Rick Carlisle $35,000 after their incidents during Wednesday night’s loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Cuban was fined for criticizing the officiating while Carlisle was fined for kicking the ball into the stands after a non-call that resulted in a Thunder basket. Carlisle received his second technical foul...

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and coach Rick Carlisle have been fined by the NBA after they became upset with the officiating during a 95-86 loss to Oklahoma City on Wednesday. Carlisle was fined $35,000 for kicking a ball into the stands with 9:34 left in the fourth quarter. He was ejected and apologized to Cuban and the fans right after the game. He said: ''The incident...

Mark Cuban used to complain about the refs on what seemed to be a weekly basis a few years ago, but he had calmed down some lately. So, it was almost surprising when he ripped into them following the Dallas Mavericks’ emotional loss at home last night. From ESPN: “The Mavericks’ 95-86 home loss to the Western Conference-leading Oklahoma City Thunder — which featured...

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and coach Rick Carlisle have been fined by the NBA after they became upset with the officiating during a 95-86 loss to Oklahoma City on Wednesday. Carlisle was fined $35,000 for kicking a ball into the stands with 9:34 left in the fourth quarter. He was ejected and apologized to Cuban and the fans right after the game.

NBA fines Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, coach Rick Carlisle combined $110,000

Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and head coach Rick Carlisle were each fined by the NBA on Friday.