The Mavericks shouted "Fire Harrison" at home! The latter has not yet started contract renewal negotiations and has lost two consecutive games in the beginning, causing public outrage.

On October 26, the new NBA regular season begins in full swing. When the Mavericks lost to the Wizards yesterday, the Mavericks' home fans shouted "Fire Harrison." Harrison has not yet started contract renewal negotiations with the Mavericks, and the Mavericks started with 0 wins and 2 losses.

In yesterday's game, the Mavericks lost to the Wizards 107-117 at home, suffering a two-game losing streak at the beginning of the season. The team's current record is 0 wins and 2 losses. Due to being very dissatisfied with the team's performance, at the end of the game, shouts of "Fire Harrison" rang out in the home arena of the Mavericks. Before the trade deadline last season, Harrison led the trade of Doncic to the Lakers, and Harrison became a public enemy among fans.

In this regard, coach Kidd said: "I think the fans have the right to vent. We are a different team now, a new team. The members of the team have just started to understand each other, and we will continue to understand each other. I want to say be patient, but I understand the disappointment, we all want to win. We all want to compete at a high level. Basketball is a project of expression, and fans have the right to express themselves."

The team's top pick Flagg was also asked this question. Flagg said: "Fire Harrison? I don't even know what you are talking about. I mean I am focusing on the game. I only heard the exchanges between the coach and the players on the bench. I am doing my best to find various ways to help the team and affect the game in a positive way. So I will try my best to block these outside interference."

In addition, according to ESPN reporter Tim MacMahon reported that Harrison has two years left on his contract, but there have been no discussions about an early extension.

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