‘Shark Tank’s’ Mark Cuban trolls Donald Trump hard during NBA All-Star Celebrity Game

Today was the annual NBA All-Star Celebrity Game in New Orleans, which for the most part is otherwise known as the game that’s more silly and comedic than it is competitive.

This year, there weren’t as many highlights during the game itself, but there certainly was a memorable one that took place before it as Dallas Mavericks owner / “Shark Tank” star Mark Cuban took to the court wearing a #46 jersey, which was clearly a way to troll President Donald Trump, implying that he would be the next President of the United States.

For the record, we don’t really get the sense that this was about Mark declaring his “candidacy” at all as it just was being a little bit of a jokester and playing up current events. He and Trump have been at odds for a rather long time — he was frequently a critic of his during the campaign, and he openly supported Hillary Clinton. Earlier this week, Trump attacked Cuban on Twitter, seemingly without a whole lot of context other than just comments in the past.

The game itself didn’t get too political beyond this, but this had to be one of the funnier moments of the game as a whole.

Given that tonight is Friday, this is a good night when it comes to televised programming featuring Cuban. You’re going to get a chance to see him further on a new episode of “Shark Tank” tonight, where you are going to be seeing him looking to make deals over a wide array of products. For the most part, though, this does keep all of its political discussions at bay — which is probably a good thing given that you’ve also got on the show Kevin O’Leary, a man who is in the process of running to become the leader of the Conservative Party in Canada.

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