On March 11, Beijing time, according to Mavericks team reporter Tim Cato, a Dallas fan survey for Doncic's trade has been released, with a total of 5,320 fans participating in the survey, and the results show that 45% of fans are considering abandoning the home team or are no longer Mavericks fans. There are still many fans who will go to the Mavericks' home court to protest and demand that the team fire general manager Harrison.

Cato released data from two surveys, the first of which is how does Doncic's trade affect how often you watch Mavericks games? 84.7% of fans said they watched the Mavericks less as a result, 14% said there was no change, and only 1.3% said they watched the Mavericks more often.

The other is how does Doncic's trade affect your fan stance? 45% chose to stop being a Mavericks fan or reconsider their fan status, 34.5% chose a significant decrease in engagement, 13.2% chose a decrease in engagement, and only 7.3% chose no change and increased engagement.

This is enough to show that the vast majority of fans still can't get out of the damage caused by the Doncic trade, and nearly half of the fans have considered or decided to abandon the home team. This decision by Mavericks general manager Harrison may completely change the Mavericks' fan support rating in the future. Interestingly, the Mavericks are also preparing to increase the price of their season tickets next season, will their season ticket sales drop significantly?

Data shows that before Doncic was traded, the number of fans on the Mavericks' official Instagram was 5.3 million, and since Doncic was traded, they have lost a lot of fans, and the current number of fans is less than 4.66 million. The Mavericks' current playoff prospects are also not optimistic, although they are still ranked 10th in the West, but the recent five-game losing streak has allowed the Suns behind them to catch up, and now there is only a 1.5-game difference between the Suns and the Mavericks.