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Mavericks GM Nico Harrison has vote of confidence from Mark Cuban ahead of 2025-26 season In a recent interview, Cuban shared his thoughts on some of the challenges Harrison faces in his role.

Cuban went on to credit Harrison for getting a few key extensions done before the cap rises. The Mavericks re-signed Irving and big man Daniel Gafford to new deals earlier this summer.