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  1. Reacting to Luka Doncic forcing a GAME 7 against the Suns | Get Up  ESPN
  2. Phoenix Suns’ paint points not enough in Game 6 loss to Mavs  Arizona Sports
  3. #1 SUNS at #4 MAVERICKS | FULL GAME HIGHLIGHTS | May 12, 2022  NBA
  4. ‘Luka Special’ & ‘Kmart Kobe’ | Mavs-Suns series beef heating up  WFAA.com
  5. Luka Doncic, fueled by Phoenix Suns’ trash talk, leads Dallas Mavericks to first elimination-game win of his career  ESPN
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