Mark Cuban, ESPN's Chris Broussard Have Twitter Feud Over DeAndre Jordan Report

Wednesday was a surreal night in the NBA world, thanks primarily to DeAndre Jordan.

Jordan dramatically altered the short- and perhaps long-term future of at least two franchises when he went back on his word to reportedly sign with the Dallas Mavericks and instead re-sign with the Los Angeles Clippers.

The whole saga was much more complicated than that, though. Both teams — including owners, coaches, players, etc. — mobilized as Jordan reportedly was having second thoughts. It all culminated with Clippers people meeting Jordan in Houston, basically not letting him out of the house until he signed after midnight.

That obviously put the Mavericks in a difficult spot as they tried to get one final meeting with Jordan. Dallas owner Mark Cuban has said he wasn’t able to speak with Jordan at all Wednesday, despite incredible attempts to do so. Those attempts, according to ESPN’s Chris Broussard, included desperate tries to get Jordan’s address.

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Cuban’s brother, Brian, jumped in to defend Mark.

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Then, on Thursday morning, Cuban shot back in a big way.

Apparently, Broussard felt the need to defend his reporting and his sources.