Celtics 131, Grizzlies 95: Payton Pritchard had 24 points and nine assists. He made five of the Celtics’ 21 3-pointers. Hornets 111, Bucks 100: No Giannis. No LaMelo. No Thanasis. But a lot of Hornets rookie big man Ryan Kalkbrenner, who had 17 points, nine rebounds and three blocks.

Many NBA fans are celebrating after the Dallas Mavericks finally decided to fire former general manager Nico Harrison on Tuesday, but more details are emerging about just how bad things were getting behind the scenes for the Western Conference franchise.

After months and months of pleading with team ownership to fire Nico Harrison, the general manager who helped orchestrate the bombshell trade that sent Luka Dončić to the Lakers, Dallas Mavericks fans were vindicated on Tuesday when news broke that Harrison is, in fact, on his way out.

The “Inside the NBA” crew discussed the biggest story in basketball this week, the dismissal of Harrison by the Mavericks.

Several names have started to float around, but if you ask former NBA player Brian Scalabrine, ex-Golden State Warriors general manager Bob Myers is the most qualified person to replace Harrisson.

Here’s an update on Dallas Mavericks GM Nico Harrison. The general manager has portable stairs rolled in every game via the tunnel between both benches and adjacent to the new seat location that enable him to exit at any point, according @TheSteinLine. pic.twitter.com/WcEKv3fSHZ

Nico Harrison carved out a special place in GM infamy in modern NBA history, but the fired Mavericks exec certainly has company.