The Dallas Mavericks decided to fire General Manager Nico Harrison following a disappointing season start. Calls for his dismissal intensified after he traded Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.
By the time the Mavericks made it official Tuesday, everyone around the league saw it coming. Team governor Patrick Dumont had lost faith in GM Nico Harrison — and after another late-game collapse Monday night, the situation had become impossible to ignore.
DALLAS — The Mavericks made official what many around the league had seen coming — the end of Nico Harrison’s turbulent tenure as general manager, courtesy of team governor, Patrick Dumont.
Following the Dallas Mavericks’ decision to fire General Manager Nico Harrison, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green has come to the executive’s defense, calling the move premature and unfair.
It's a new start for the Dallas Mavericks. On Tuesday, the team fired embattled general manager Nico Harrison, who had been under fire since he traded superstar Luka Doncic in February.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
After firing Nico Harrison, trading Anthony Davis is a path several NBA executives and scouts believe would be logical for the Dallas Mavericks, according to Tim MacMahon of ESPN.
After making one of quite possibly the worst traded in NBA history, the Dallas Mavericks have officially let go of Nico Harrison. The decision to trade Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis seemed like a horrible move when it happened, and it has only gotten worse with time.
The last nine months have been incredibly rough for Mavs Nation. Nico Harrison traded away Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis; a move led the Mavericks’ general manager to become public enemy #1.
The Dallas Mavericks returned to Downtown Dallas, opening a four-game homestand against the Milwaukee Bucks on Monday. The Mavericks fell to the Bucks 116-114 in a non-conference game.
In the wake the firing of now former Dallas Mavericks’ general manager Nico Harrison, Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi have been tapped to run the team’s basketball operations on an interim basis.
The thing everyone saw coming just landed. Ever since Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison traded Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis, Max Christie, and the Lakers’ 2029 first-round pick, he has been unpopular among the fans.
The Dallas Mavericks addressed the root of their problem on Tuesday by firing embattled general manager Nico Harrison, but the damage he wreaked will be hard for the next front office leader to undo.
Give Dallas Mavericks fans credit, the "fire Nico" chants didn't begin until the fourth quarter on Monday night. With just over seven minutes remaining in the game, the crowd in American Airlines Center started to get rowdy as they watched a double-digit lead slip away.
Cooper Flagg skied high for the board, pushed the pace, spun through Gary Trent Jr. and went right at former MVP and champion Giannis Antetokounmpo. Despite Antetokounmpo’s affinity for stout defense, the newest No.
The Dallas Mavericks dropped to 3-8 on the season after a tough 116-114 loss at home to the Milwaukee Bucks. Cooper Flagg put Dallas on top with less than 30 seconds left after he hit a layup, but Ryan Rollins scored a layup right after to give Milwaukee the lead once again.
The Dallas Mavericks’ 2025-26 season is crashing before it even gets a chance to get off the ground. On Monday night, the Mavericks let another golden opportunity to win slip away from their fingertips, losing to the Milwaukee Bucks, 116-114, to fall to 3-8 on the season.
Anthony Davis could end up getting traded two times within the span of just a year. Tim MacMahon of ESPN reported Monday on “The Hoop Collective” podcast that the Dallas Mavericks may potentially trade away Davis in order to fully build around rookie phenom Cooper Flagg.
The Dallas Mavericks are in need of some change after a 3-7 start in the first 10 games. The Mavs hope that change can come from within, but they shouldn't be afraid to seek out a trade or two if things don't improve in the next couple of weeks.
While the Dallas Mavericks have anticipated trade inquiries on Daniel Gafford ever since they signed the veteran center to a three-year, $54M extension in the offseason, they have shown no interest in moving him to this point, reports Marc Stein of The Stein Line.