Fire Nico returns to Dallas.

L’the arrival of Cooper Flagg and the excitement of a new season did not calm Mavericks fans, nor did they quell their anger at GM Nick Harrison after transfer of Luka Doncic last February. It must be said that the Texans have a very bad start to the regular season with two losses against San Antonio and Washington.

Results, against the Wizards we again heard “Fiery Niko”, who scored the home matches after the transfer and finished from boring PJ Washington last season.

“They have the right to express their frustration, but you have to be patient. The team is different, new, we are getting to know each other and it will continue”, answer Jason Kidd. “I understand the frustration, but please be patient. The fans have the right to express themselves, but that shouldn’t stop us from working, from improving.”

Should we raise the alarm already or not?

Cooper Flagg loves the fans “they were great” in this encounter when they pushed their team in the last quarter. For his part, Klay Thompson says it’s up to the players to change the minds of Dallas’ demanding public.

“We have to give them a reason to support us”provides the rear. “That’s what basketball is like. I experienced that, as I was a fan for 20 years before I got to the NBA. It’s clear that I would criticize the players and we deserve a lot of criticism. We are you on the floor.”

The Mavericks are interested in reversing the trend as they will still play four games in a row at the American Airlines Center. If the wins don’t come, the first grade will be negative and above all “Fire Nico” will intensify…

“There is always a sense of urgency. We are competitors and it is uncomfortable. It is not pleasant. There is only one way out: be united and work even harder.” announces Klay Thompson while Anthony Davis is less troubled by the situation. “Is it trouble? We have 80 more games. If we win 10 games in a row, what happens? We know we have to be better on both ends of the court, but the NBA season is just a roller coaster. We have to stay positive,” concludes the interior.