Luka Doncic’s Mom’s Outfit To Lakers Game Goes Viral
Luka Doncic's Mom's Outfit To Lakers Game Goes Viral
In a surprising twist to the 2024-2025 NBA season, Luka Dončić has made his return to Dallas as a Los Angeles Laker, facing his former team at the American Airlines Center.
The Slovenian basketball star was traded to the Lakers in February 2025, creating one of the most talked-about moves in recent NBA history. His first game against the Mavericks in Los Angeles resulted in an impressive triple-double performance, helping secure a win for his new team.
Dončić’s mother, Mirjam Poterbin, has been a visible supporter throughout this transition period. She was spotted at the American Airlines Center before the game, capturing moments as the Mavericks organization placed tribute shirts on seats with messages in Slovenian thanking her son for his contributions to the team.
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Poterbin has gained attention from fans on social media, particularly after she was seen wearing her son’s Lakers jersey number 77 in anticipation of this emotional homecoming game.
Luka Doncic Cries During Emotional Return
Luka Doncic experienced a heartfelt moment during his first visit to Dallas as a Los Angeles Laker on Wednesday. The Dallas Mavericks prepared a special tribute video for their former star, which visibly moved Doncic to tears as he stood on the court.
The return carries significant weight both emotionally and competitively. While Doncic processed the warm reception from fans at American Airlines Center, the Lakers were focused on securing the No. 3 seed in the standings.
Doncic’s mother, Mirjam Poterbin, was also present for this meaningful homecoming, supporting her son as he faced his former team for the first time since the trade.
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