Some fans in the Dallas area have been unhappy with Mavericks GM Nico Harrison since he shocked the sports world by trading Luka Doncic to the Lakers. Fans again voiced their displeasure during an SMU basketball game, chanting “fire Nico” at Harrison at Tuesday’s game against Pittsburgh at Moody Coliseum.

Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison was welcomed by boos at the SMU-Pittsburgh basketball game on Tuesday.

A pair of Mavericks reporters are beefing over differing perspectives on the alleged death threats received by Dallas general manager Nico Harrison. Over the weekend, ESPN’s Tim MacMahon reported that Harrison had received threats on his life from angry Mavericks fans after he dealt superstar Luka Doncic to the Lakers in a shocking blockbuster trade earlier this month.

The Dallas Mavericks return home on Saturday for the first time since trading Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, and it's likely to be an unwelcoming environment. Doncic was the most beloved athlete in the city,

Kidd was unaware that Harrison was shopping Doncic. Harrison reportedly had nearly a month of dialogue with Los Angeles Lakers general manager Rob Pelinka about the move. Not once did he tell the coach he thinks he’s aligned with about what was in the works behind the scenes.

Cato reported, "There has been belief, which multiple team and league sources expressed to me over the past months long before this trade, that Harrison does not have a long-term desire to remain in his current role as general manager."

Nico Harrison's popularity with Dallas Mavericks fans continued to plummet this week, resulting in several fans being ejected from Monday's game after calling for his job.

Dallas Mavericks fans' displeasure with the team over trading Luka Doncic flared up again on Monday night, as multiple fans were ejected from the American Airlines Center during the team's loss to the Sacramento Kings,

T he Dallas Mavericks completely changed the franchise leading up to the 2025 NBA trade deadline, moving on from four players who began the season with the Mavericks, including th

While in the midst of one of the darkest situations in Dallas Mavericks franchise history, the irony of the Luka Doncic-Anthony Davis trade is ever so clear.