Introduction LeBron James is expected to join the Dallas Mavericks with a massive three-year, $160 million contract, where he will team up with Luka Doncic to potentially secure his fifth championship. Why does Dallas Mavericks insist on choosing James at such a high price? The Mavericks' Loss In the 2023 NBA Finals, the Dallas Mavericks' performance was like a rat trapped in a maze, unable to find its way out against the strong Celtics. This defeat undoubtedly served as a wake-up call for the Mavericks, revealing tactical constraints and lineup deficiencies that hindered their progress. Like a high-performance car lacking key parts, the Mavericks struggled to reach their full potential. Throughout the series, their offense appeared sluggish, with the "twin stars" of Doncic and Irving significantly less effective under intense defense from the Celtics. The Celtics' targeted defensive strategy neutralized Doncic and Irving's strengths, rendering their usual effectiveness diminished. The Mavericks' offense became stagnant, unable to create any significant momentum. Irving's disappointing performance in the finals, characterized by crucial mistakes and questionable shot selection, left fans wanting more. Doncic, despite showing impressive skills, also faced difficulties against the Celtics' formidable defense. The Mavericks' issues with their forward and center positions were exposed during the finals, particularly the lack of consistent scoring and rebounding support. Players like LeVert and Gafford, while talented, lacked playoff experience. Facing these challenges, the Mavericks urgently need a scoring-oriented player who can step up in critical moments and provide relief for the team. Paul George's Contract Situation In the NBA, where money and talent are equally…