US EditionRichard Jefferson Defends Mavericks’ Competitive Culture Despite Disastrous Season Start
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Richard Jefferson Defends Mavericks’ Competitive Culture Despite Disastrous Season Start
The Mavericks have had an incredibly difficult start to their 2025-2026 NBA season. At 4-13, they are currently sitting at the No. 13 spot in the very competitive West. Anthony Davis is out injured. Kyrie Irving’s still gone with a torn ACL. And the morale from fans is at an all-time low. The organization did make one big move, which was firing Nico Harrison, whose shadow still loomed over the franchise after his horrific trade a year ago that s…
Between the departure of Nico Harrison, the return of Mark Cuban to the heart of the decisions and the start of the catastrophic season, the Mavericks are looking for a course. With Kyrie Irving... Read more »
Bucks' Bobby Portis Recalls The Chaos Of Nico Harrison’s Final Game As Mavericks GM
The Dallas Mavericks dismissed Nico Harrison, and the ripple effects are still being felt across the league. His exit came right after Dallas fell to the Milwaukee Bucks on November 10, a loss that pushed the team to a rough 3-8 start. The Mavericks haven’t gained any traction since the move, stumbling to a 4-11 record and sinking toward the bottom of the Western Conference. The situation has grown shaky enough that a full shift toward Cooper Fl…
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