With an incredibly shady social media post, Mark Cuban completely destroys Spencer Dinwiddie.

I believe it’s reasonable to say that Spencer Dinwiddie will never play for the Dallas Mavericks again at this point.

Point guard Spencer Dinwiddie was sold off by the Brooklyn Nets to the Toronto Raptors during this season’s trade deadline. He later signed a contract with the Los Angeles Lakers after being dismissed. He gave the Southern California franchise their flowers over the weekend and praised them for having a “winning culture.”

Imagine you’re a child and the bully gives you a hard time. Dallas would have been comforting, like your mother would have been. “You better go out there and fight ’til you win,’ Lakers are like your dad,” Dinwiddie remarked.

Given our familiarity with Mark Cuban, you already knew he would react, and he did so admirably. (RELATED: Pat McAfee Slams Bill Simmons Hard for Lost Super Bowl Parlay in “Keep Running Your Mouth”)

Cuban, who currently owns a minority stake in the Mavericks, was clearly offended by Dinwiddie’s remarks and gave him some harsh criticism on Instagram on Monday.

An old Spencer Dinwiddie Mavericks jersey was visible on the son in the photo that Cuban shared.

Dinwiddie’s No. 26 was changed to a 21 on the back, and his name was covered in tape with the word “Gaff” scrawled on it.

The picture became much more dubious when Cuban captioned it, saying, “IYKYK (If You Know You Know).”