Dallas Mavericks superstar guard Luka Doncic returned on Wednesday (Mar. 22) night against the Golden State Warriors following a five-game absence due to a thigh injury. However, his return was spoiled, as the shorthanded Mavs, who were playing without star point guard Kyrie Irving (foot), fell 127-125 to the Warriors. That came after a no-call on Doncic’s layup attempt with the Mavs trailing by three with 3.2 seconds remaining sealed the win for Golden State. Doncic was visibly frustrated with the no-call and motioned the money symbol towards a referee following the play, insinuating that the refs were paid off.It led fans on Twitter to mock the star guard for complaining, despite being the beneficiary of many other calls throughout the game. That came as the Mavs shot 28 free throws compared to the Warriors’ 18. Doncic himself also attempted ten free throws, more than any Warriors player.One fan wrote:"The biggest crybaby in NBA history"Here are some of the best fan reactions to Doncic’s reaction:DUB_30@NightNight_sc30@ClutchPointsApp The biggest crybaby in NBA history451@ClutchPointsApp The biggest crybaby in NBA history https://t.co/K4Hq5ahZa4victor@victormtausi@ClutchPointsApp @WarriorNationCP Lol he got more whistle than the whole gsw team. L1701@ClutchPointsApp @WarriorNationCP Lol he got more whistle than the whole gsw team. LSP@sp_3521@ClutchPointsApp @NBAMemes All the calls he got and he’s still doing that. He was complaining the whole game lmfao get back on defense 3035@ClutchPointsApp @NBAMemes All the calls he got and he’s still doing that. He was complaining the whole game lmfao get back on defense 😂shak@utd_03@ClutchPointsApp He hasn't paid them enough1852@ClutchPointsApp He hasn't paid them enoughPlease Mavs Trade For A 1st And Take Dereck Lively@CMarkezinis@ClutchPointsApp Someone needs to make the “get in shape” or “practice free throws” gesture at him. Or even the “make a layup when it matters most fatty” gesture121@ClutchPointsApp Someone needs to make the “get in shape” or “practice free throws” gesture at him. Or even the “make a layup when it matters most fatty” gestureJake Who Tweets@Jake_Who_Tweets@ClutchPointsApp He had more calls then the Warriors hahaha. Plus the calls he got and he's doing that to the refs jeezus52@ClutchPointsApp He had more calls then the Warriors hahaha. Plus the calls he got and he's doing that to the refs jeezusShinra@Timsaltyhh@ClutchPointsApp they literally give every call to the mavs lol2@ClutchPointsApp they literally give every call to the mavs lol𝙎𝙄𝙓★@16hundoo@ClutchPointsApp bro gets every call and absolutely falls apart when the going gets rough lmao352@ClutchPointsApp bro gets every call and absolutely falls apart when the going gets rough lmaoJake Who Tweets@Jake_Who_Tweets@ClutchPointsApp With all the calls he got called in this game1@ClutchPointsApp With all the calls he got called in this game https://t.co/gQRlAnBioIblueapewarrior @blueapewarrior@ClutchPointsApp oh the irony, refs in favor of the mavs all game long… cry baby333@ClutchPointsApp oh the irony, refs in favor of the mavs all game long… cry babyAntshar@antshar@ClutchPointsApp @WarriorNationCP Thoughts & prayers with Luka for not getting a soft foul from these refs for once2@ClutchPointsApp @WarriorNationCP Thoughts & prayers with Luka for not getting a soft foul from these refs for onceblueapewarrior @blueapewarrior@ClutchPointsApp oh the irony, refs in favor of the mavs all game long… cry baby333@ClutchPointsApp oh the irony, refs in favor of the mavs all game long… cry babyUpdated Western Conference standings following Warriors’ win over MavericksDallas Mavericks superstar guard Luka DoncicWednesday night’s matchup marked a pivotal game for both Dallas and Golden State. That came as both teams are battling to secure playoff/play-in spots in the crowded Western Conference.Despite the loss, Luka Doncic led the Mavs with a game-high 30 points, seven rebounds, 17 assists and one steal on 40.7% shooting. The game marked his 41st 30-point game of the season, passing Mark Aguirre for the most 30-point games in a season in Mavs' history.Meanwhile, the Warriors were led by second-year forward Jonathan Kuminga, who finished with 22 points, three rebounds, one assists and two steals on 81.8% shooting.Following the win, Golden State (38-36) remains sixth in the West. However, the Warriors are just one game ahead of the seventh-seeded Minnesota Timberwolves (37-37). So Golden State is still in danger of falling into the play-in with eight games remaining.Meanwhile, Dallas (36-37, ninth in the West) has dropped below .500 and is barely clinging to a play-in spot with nine games remaining. The Mavs are now just half a game ahead of the 12th-placed New Orleans Pelicans (35-37).Also Read: "Tragic bronson alert"- NBA fans are losing their minds after Mavericks forget to defend their own basket against the Warriors