The Dallas Mavericks endured a turbulent season marked by roster changes and key injuries, ultimately falling short of ...

That's not an option anymore. Mavs general manager Nico Harrison and governor Patrick Dumont made sure of that, shipping him to Los Angeles in a trade that rocked the NBA world 68 days ago.

The number represents an unfortunate coincidence as it marks the date of Dončić’s painful return to the American Airlines Center after Nico Harrison and Patrick Dumont turned on the franchise ...

He sported a black, western cut button-down shirt with a ... Harrison ultimately convinced Mavs governor Patrick Dumont, the front man for the family that bought the majority share of the ...

Team governor Patrick Dumont tried to articulate that concern. As has been the case with all of his public comments since the deal, he didn't make any real sense of the situation. "In my mind ...

And then you start to learn about how sports works in the rest of the Western world ... the Dallas Mavericks as long as Harrison and Patrick Dumont are involved. That personal decision will ...

I wouldn't have done this. And thanks for giving me the call.'" By trading Dončić, Harrison and owner Patrick Dumont effectively bet against his career continuing on the trajectory of an all ...

Dallas Mavericks general manager Nico Harrison has been roundly criticized for his decision to trade Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers, and ESPN’s Brian Windhorst was the latest, accusing ...

Now Dallas is in turmoil. The locker room is wrecked by injuries, fans are furious, and the team’s leadership – Patrick Dumont and Nico Harrison – are under fire. Once again, a franchise bet ...

majority shareholder of Las Vegas Sands Corp., and Las Vegas Sands President and Chief Operating Officer Patrick Dumont.