Mark Cuban Saved DeAndre Jordan's Texts and Wait, Is That Supposed To Be Weird or Something?
Mark Cuban almost signed DeAndre Jordan this offseason, but then he didn’t. Now every time the Mavericks play the Clippers, we will relive the free agent hostage fiasco. Tonight the Clippers travel to Dallas for the first time this season so spurned suitor Mark Cuban talked to the press about all that.
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
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
The part of this story that most sites have latched onto is that Cuban did not delete his texts from Jordan.
I find this odd. Do people delete text messages? If so, why? I got my latest phone in February 2014. Every text I have sent and received since then is still on the phone. To me, deleting text messages seems as strange as not tipping at McDonald’s. So is Mark Cuban obsessed with DeAndre Jordan or is it normal to “save” text messages?