King Nuo responded to firing Harrison: This is what should be done this summer. It is heartbreaking not to see Doncic lead the team to win the championship.

On November 15, NBA legend Dirk Nowitzki talked about the Mavericks’ firing of Harrison. He bluntly said that the Mavericks should have fired Harrison long ago. It was heartbreaking not to see Doncic lead the team to win the championship.

Talking about the Mavericks firing Harrison, Nowitzki said bluntly on the show: "To be honest, this is what should be done this summer! I don't want these negative energies to affect the Flagg era."

Nowitzki continued: "I think the team has too many interfering factors and the situation is too chaotic to continue to do this. So it goes on, and I understand that the fan base of this team is passionate and loyal. I have been fortunate enough to experience it firsthand for 21 years. I know that they will not turn over or forget as easily as people say. Their love is fierce.

"And the Luka trade simply did not make sense, was completely incomprehensible to the fans, and management really never gave any explanation. The team had just reached the Finals the year before and gave up a lot of assets to build the team around Luka. Before the Christmas game, the team had a record of 14 wins and 3 losses in 17 games. Just when they were about to get back on track, Luka was injured. Unfortunately, that turned out to be his last game in a Mavericks jersey.

"This ending is heartbreaking. The fans feel that they were deprived of the right to witness the ending of the story. They were not able to see Luka finally lead the team to win the championship. This unfinished regret is the most heartbreaking."

In early February this year, Harrison was in Darfur A local cafe in Las Vegas secretly discussed the big deal for Doncic with Lakers general manager Pelinka. In the end, the Mavericks traded Doncic to the Lakers in exchange for assets such as Big Eyebrow and Christie. Mavericks fans were very angry about the Dongcic trade and often shouted "Fire Harrison" in the home arena.

A few days ago, Dumont, the boss of the Mavericks, finally made a decision that made Mavericks fans happy - firing Harrison in person; before talking about the Mavericks firing Harrison, Doncic said: The city of Dallas, the fans there, and those players, they all occupy a special place in my heart. I thought I would stay there forever, but I didn't. So, it will always be a special place for me and will always be my home. But right now, I'm focused on the Lakers and trying to move forward. But obviously, Dallas will always be a part of my life. I just want to keep moving forward and focus on what we're doing.