Nico Harrison was right.

[MeachTheMonster]

 

[Joe Sixpack]

Trading him for a player who’s 6 years older with an injury history and not even future picks is malpractice

Also if you read the articles on how the deal came together Nico actually thought AD was a much better player. He was actually shocked he could get AD for Luka lol

He didn't even get Austin Reeves in the deal

He just got worked by his "boy" Rob Lowe Pelinka

Pelinka ruined his career

 

[Awesome Wells]

I kinda get the feeling that his days in Dallas are numbered.

Hours later...dude done got the axe.

 

[blah]

One of the worst trades ever. That's what he'll be known for

 

[Copy Ninja]

That aint an excuse when you are in charge. They are either stupid or on some bullshyt. Either way its on them since its their team.

Owning sports teams has become just another way for wealthy individuals to diversify their investments. Like any other investment, they rely on advisors to help guide their decisions. From what Dumont said, though, it’s clear he doesn’t really understand basketball and had no grasp on the magnitude of trading away one of the top three most valuable assets in the league right now.