Nico Harrison is gone.

But what is true and what is false about his tenure in Dallas was he the worst GM in the history of sports.

I answered that today.

This is Cooper Flagg and you're listening to Lockdown Night.

So all the time.

I think that's a good question.

Good morning.

You are Locked on. Good morning, Isaac. I'm going to.

You are locked on the Dallas Mavericks.

This is one of your co-host, Isaac Harris.

Cover the mask with the last 10 years alongside my good friend, Nick Engstead. And we are still day one of Nico Harrison's departure from the Dallas Mavericks.

We dropped an episode early this morning or early yesterday morning as soon as the news

came out and man, we're here.

I want to talk about what's true and what's false about its tenure in Dallas.

Man, there's a lot of stuff being talked about right now over the last 24 hours, right?

I mean, everything's reflecting on the past nine months with Nico at the helm and Dallas while also looking ahead and what could come in the future.

And I just wanted to hop on like, hey, I want to do it one more thing.

I want to go through some of the statements that's being thrown out. And I'm going to give you

my opinion on what's true and what's false. So let's start here. I think one of the things that I'm

seeing the most right now is Nico Harrison was the scapegoat for the Luca Donchich fallout, the

Luca Donchich trade and all of that. He was the scapegoat and it really wasn't him. I can't tell

people enough that this was Nico Harrison's decision. It was his idea. He was the one who went and got

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