The center jumbotron shows the likeness of a fan who went viral for chanting "Fire Nico" at a game in February shortly after Mavs GM Nico Harrison famously traded the beloved superstar Luka Doncic.

Then, the "Fire Nico" karaoke cam fan was put in the jumbotron along with the message "defense wins championships," which Mavericks General Manager Nico Harrison repeatedly referenced when being ...

Luka Doncic's trade to the Los Angeles Lakers continues to spark controversy, highlighted by a signed Mavericks jersey with 'Fire Nico' up for auction. This act reflects fan and player discontent ...

Since then, chants of "Fire Nico" have been heard at Mavs, Stars, FC Dallas and SMU games, and even at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament in Dallas. Now, the autographed Nike Swingman with "Fire ...

He repeatedly wiped his eyes with a towel and had to look away from the jumbotron at one point as ... the Mavericks fanbase also chanted "Fire Nico," referring to Mavericks general manager ...

Prior to the game, the Mavericks played a touching tribute for Doncic on the jumbotron ... Airlines Center were consistently chanting "Fire Nico" as they watched Doncic reach 45 points.

"Fire Nico! Fire Nico!" thousands of fans at the packed American Airlines Center chanted during the first dead ball of Wednesday's game. It's a phrase that has been heard often in the Dallas area ...

throughout the evening. Despite the arena’s strict enforcement of its fan code of conduct — which includes ejecting those with “Fire Nico” signs or mouthing the phrase when caught on ...

frequently chanting "Fire Nico!" throughout the game. Things got so testy that the Mavs started displaying the Fan Code of Conduct on the jumbotron at the arena, discouraging fans from harping on ...

Doncic was holding back tears during a pregame tribute video that the Mavericks played for him on the Jumbotron ... with some “Fire Nico” chants mixed in as well. On the floor, Doncic showed ...

There was no losing steam either. "Fire Nico!" chants were audible on the broadcast through the entire first half. Frankly, I'm surprised Mavs GM Nico Harrison dared to show his face on Wednesday ...