AP Images/Ringer illustration The Dallas Mavericks live to fight another day after their utter evisceration of the Boston Celtics in Game 4 Luka Doncic responded to his critics. The result was the third-largest victory in NBA Finals history. It's possible that in his entire career, the 25-year-old five-time All-NBA honoree had never been the subject of such censure as he was after Game 3 of the Finals. Doncic fouled out with 4:12 remaining in that contest, scored 27 points on 27 shots, and played matador defense against the Celtics' drive-and-kick attack. He watched crunch time from the bench as Boston took a 3-0 lead on Dallas's home floor, to all but clinch a championship. "His defensive performance is unacceptable," ESPN's Brian Windhorst said after the game, with representative vitriol. "He is a hole on the court. The Celtics are attacking him; they are ahead in the series because they have attacked him defensively. … He is costing his team." Windy x Meet The Grahams are what the NBA interwebs are all about pic.twitter.com/WO8H7tU3wb— Robby Kalland (@RKalland) June 13, 2024 That's not the typical way pundits speak about Doncic, one of the best young players in NBA...