Harrison held a news conference on Tuesday in which attendance was limited and recording devices were prohibited.

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According to Briauna Brown of CBS News, Harrison had a private roundtable discussion with media members Monday, and he ...

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Dallas Mavericks' general manager Nico Harrison spoke to a select few local media members about the state of the team, and ...