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Brad Townsend

Reggie Bullock’s social justice award nom shows he’s an asset for Mavs on and off court

SAN FRANCISCO — Within minutes after the free agency negotiating period began Aug. 2, Reggie Bullock received a call from Mavericks owner Mark Cuban.

The reason for Cuban’s call wasn’t the three-year, $30 million offer the Mavericks had extended through Bullock’s agent. The call was about a subject that is deeply personal to Bullock. A subject that has nothing to do with basketball.

“He let me know that he was supportive, that the Mavericks would help me do whatever I could to reach out and do things within the community of LGBTQ,” Bullock said.

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