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Mavs GM Nico Harrison Expected to Be Fired After Dismal Start to 2025-26 Season
The Mavericks have started 3-7 amid injuries and poor roster moves, increasing pressure on GM Nico Harrison as ownership considers a midseason leadership change.
- On Monday, Nico Harrison, general manager of the Dallas Mavericks, is likely to be fired midseason as the team’s 3-7 start leaves them near the bottom of the Western Conference standings.
- Roster failures and health setbacks have derailed the season, with rookie Cooper Flagg struggling for consistency and Klay Thompson's 31.6% shooting undermining plans.
- Reporters including Marc Stein and ESPN analyst Tim MacMahon highlight growing negativity wearing on ownership, signaling Nico Harrison’s job is fragile and his firing increasingly inevitable.
- Patrick Dumont, team governor, faces a timing crunch and may need someone else making roster decisions immediately if he moves on from Nico Harrison after the Luka Dončić trade.
- With the noise growing louder, ownership is weighing options as a Saturday win over the 1-9 Washington Wizards did little to calm firing speculation of Nico Harrison.
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Mavericks Insider Says Nico Harrison's Firing Is A Case of 'When'
The Dallas Mavericks are in freefall, and the pressure on general manager Nico Harrison is reaching a breaking point. After a 3-7 start, the team sits near the bottom of the Western Conference standings, and according to multiple insiders, his days could be numbered, per Bleacher Report.During Monday’s episode of The Hoop Collective, ESPN’s Tim MacMahon didn’t hold back when assessing Harrison’s future. “There’s a whole lot of things that ain’t …
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