According to ESPN reporter Shams, Mavericks owner Dumont will fire team general manager Nico Harrison at today's meeting. Later, Shams participated in the show and talked about related topics.

Host A. Smith asked how much influence Big Eyebrow's current performance had on the Lone Ranger's decision to fire Harrison.

In this regard, Shams said: "If Nongmei could play on the court, the results may be different. The reality is that we have not been able to see Nongmei playing at his peak with the Mavericks. In order to make his debut with the Mavericks as soon as possible, he ignored the injury to the adductor muscle. He chose to come back early. As a result, he was injured again and missed six weeks. Although he returned at the end of the regular season last season, we did not get to see his peak performance with the Lakers and Pelicans. We saw his best performance with the Mavericks. It's his debut. He's in a different shape this season, whether you want to say he's out of shape or not in his prime. The reason is that he had surgery in the offseason and was unable to exercise for six to eight weeks. The irony is that last season, he was out of shape. When trading Doncic, the Mavericks were worried about his calf injuries and body shape. But now that the eyebrows are coming, the Mavericks still have to worry about his injuries and body shape. The situation has not changed at all, which is why Harrison was fired."