NBA news: Mavericks GM Nico Harrison has ‘no regrets’ about Luka Doncic trade

Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison still imprinted the storm caused by a fans’ return reaction over LoS Angeles Lakers Luke Doncic to Los Angeles.

That store did not look good for Mavericks because it fell in the late hours on February 1st, because they barely hung on the tournament game (No. 10), where they would face it Kings sacramento Wednesday after completion of 39-43 during the regular season.

But despite the anger of the fans base, as well as the 13-20 records from Doncic trading, Harrison said they had “made an agreement with the Lakers without regret”.

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Harrison spoke with media members on Tuesday, along with the Mavericks director Rick Welts, where only journalists based in Dallas were present to ask questions.

“No regret for the trade,” Harrison said through ESPN -OV MacMahon Tim. “Part of my job is to do the best thing for Mavericks, not only today, but also in the future, and some of the decisions I will make will be unpopular.

“It’s my job and I have to stand by him.”

Mavericks fans were thrown over the “Fire Nico” protest in the midst of growing animosity over Luka Doncic trade

Harrison also continued his view that “defense wins the championship”, which he said when acquiring the All-Star Center Anthony Davis, the peak of Lakers’ package for Doncic.

“But our philosophy, as I said, went forward, the defense won the championships, and we were built on defense,” Harrison explained through ESPN. “And this store us for that.”

Davis, however, has only played nine games in the Mavericks uniform since he traded, because he suffered an injury to his left abductor during his debut. Also, Kyrie Irving, a dynamic spell guard who worked together with Doncic on the way to the NBA final last season, suffered a torn ACL after the store, creating a huge loss in the initial five.

Donce’s deal surprised literally the whole world of basketball, but Harrison was very secret about Lakers, because he said, “You can’t buy your best player.”

“Not responsible because the store may not work,” Harrison said, according to Athletic. “And then they must eventually play under the supervision of the purchase.”

The deal is not something that fans wanted to see, and they made it known by having a “funeral” with a suitcase and all Outside American Airlines Center in Dallas, Mavericks home, while there were consistent singers “Fire Nico” in home games with a fight team.

He came to the loudest when Doncic returned to Dallas on April 10 in the Lakers uniform, and in the 112-97 victory he found 45 points in the 112-97 victory for his new team.

Reports MacMahon That the team was “projected to lose tens of millions” only this season, because Mavs fans refuse to appear for games, while the sale of goods is reduced, and even sponsors have separated from the organization.

“Well, the beauty of Dallas is that it is a passionate database of fans,” Harrison added. “In order to achieve goals, we need a fan base.

“And to be honest with you, every store I have ever done since I was not considered a good store here, so sometimes it takes time. When I traded for Kyrie, she was welcomed with a lot of skepticism, and she was rated as a terrible trade, and you didn’t see her immediately, but in the end everyone agreed that it was a big shop.

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Harrison hopes that time is merciful with Mavericks with this agreement, which sent the franchise face to the West.

The Lakers passed 22-13 from the Donish store.

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