On Tuesday, the Dallas Mavericks fired general manager Nico Harrison, the orchestrator of the catastrophic trade that sent guard Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers in February 2025.

Dallas played for the first time since the Tuesday morning firing of general manager Nico Harrison​, embattled since making the controversial Feb. 2 trade that sent superstar Luka Doncic​ to the Los Angeles Lakers.

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As the Milwaukee Bucks' comeback mounted Monday at the American Airlines Center, so did the "Fire Nico!" chants, which disgruntled Dallas Mavericks fans have relentlessly repeated since now-former general manager Nico Harrison shockingly traded away international phenom Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers in February.

The Dallas Mavericks played their first home game Wednesday night since the bombshell announcement that General Manager Nico Harrison was fired — and fans had plenty to say. Outside the American Airlines Center, the energy was electric as longtime fans reacted to the major front-office shake-up.

In news that felt inevitable from the moment the infamous Luka Dončić trade went down, the Dallas Mavericks finally decided to move on from general manager Nico Harrison.

The Dallas Mavericks delivered a surprising early-season move just a few days ago. They fired infamous general manager Nico Harrison, who orchestrated the most controversial move in franchise history by trading perennial MVP candidate and franchise cornerstone Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.

The team appointed Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi as co-interim general managers while the team searches for a replacement.

Everything we know about the Dallas Mavericks firing Harrison, and where Cooper Flagg and the Mavs go from here.

The Phoenix Suns are 6-1 in their last seven games. They play the second of a back-to-back Nov. 13 at home vs. the Indiana Pacers.