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Luka Doncic Shares True Feelings on Dallas Mavericks Firing Nico Harrison: "I Thought I Was Gonna Stay There Forever"

  • Following Wednesday's 121-92 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Luka Doncic was asked about Nico Harrison's dismissal and said he is focused on the Lakers.
  • After a 3-8 start and mounting criticism, the Mavericks dismissed Nico Harrison after fans frequently voiced `Fire Nico` chants, with Patrick Dumont announcing the firing on Tuesday.
  • After the blowout, Doncic finished with 19 points, seven rebounds, and seven assists on 7-for-20 shooting in 33 minutes, calling it `Definitely wasn't our best game`.
  • The Mavericks named co-interim general managers Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi to oversee basketball operations, while Patrick Dumont framed the move as a commitment to building a championship-caliber organization in a letter to Mavericks fans.
  • Harrison's February trade that sent Doncic to the Lakers drew heavy criticism, and Mavericks fans wearing Lakers jerseys at home games highlight ongoing scrutiny since February.
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Nico Harrison, the president of basketball operations and general manager of Dallas, who became known around the world and hated in some parts of the United States after the agreed trade of Luka Dončić to the Lakers, was fired on Tuesday by the owners of the Texas club.

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Luka on Harrison firing: Just focused on Lakers

Luka Doncic, asked for his reaction to the dismissal of the man who traded him from Dallas to L.A., said he's "just trying to move on and focus on what I'm doing here."

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Oklahoman broke the news in Oklahoma City, United States on Wednesday, November 12, 2025.
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