Trivia Contestant

When asked about Mavs fans' biggest misunderstanding regarding the Luka trade, Harrison said, quote, Defense wins championships. When asked about how creating a three to four year window after trading away the team's future first was in the best long term interest of the team, Harrison said, quote, defense wins championships.

When asked why he didn't believe the team he built last season, which went to the NBA finals, was a contender. Harrison said, quote, defense wins championships. Somehow, none of those answers were as bad as Mavs CEO Rick Welts comparing the Luka trade to Golden State trading Monte Ellis for Andrew Bogut.

When asked why he didn't believe the team he built last season, which went to the NBA finals, was a contender. Harrison said, quote, defense wins championships. Somehow, none of those answers were as bad as Mavs CEO Rick Welts comparing the Luka trade to Golden State trading Monte Ellis for Andrew Bogut.

When asked why he didn't believe the team he built last season, which went to the NBA finals, was a contender. Harrison said, quote, defense wins championships. Somehow, none of those answers were as bad as Mavs CEO Rick Welts comparing the Luka trade to Golden State trading Monte Ellis for Andrew Bogut.

The second trade comparison is many weeks from the Mavs, where it's unclear which side of the trade they think they are. Thankfully for Mavs fans, however, the week wasn't all bad as the Mavs completely demolished the Kings in Sacramento, getting up by as many as 25 points before coasting to the win.

The second trade comparison is many weeks from the Mavs, where it's unclear which side of the trade they think they are. Thankfully for Mavs fans, however, the week wasn't all bad as the Mavs completely demolished the Kings in Sacramento, getting up by as many as 25 points before coasting to the win.

The second trade comparison is many weeks from the Mavs, where it's unclear which side of the trade they think they are. Thankfully for Mavs fans, however, the week wasn't all bad as the Mavs completely demolished the Kings in Sacramento, getting up by as many as 25 points before coasting to the win.

Now, two years after ending their 16-year playoff drought, the Kings lost to the Mavs, locked in their second consecutive season, missing the playoffs. The Kings responded by agreeing to part ways with GM Monty McNair, quickly hiring Scott Perry as GM, who was previously in the Kings front office and was most recently with the Knicks.

Now, two years after ending their 16-year playoff drought, the Kings lost to the Mavs, locked in their second consecutive season, missing the playoffs. The Kings responded by agreeing to part ways with GM Monty McNair, quickly hiring Scott Perry as GM, who was previously in the Kings front office and was most recently with the Knicks.

Now, two years after ending their 16-year playoff drought, the Kings lost to the Mavs, locked in their second consecutive season, missing the playoffs. The Kings responded by agreeing to part ways with GM Monty McNair, quickly hiring Scott Perry as GM, who was previously in the Kings front office and was most recently with the Knicks.

The athletic Sam Amick reported that McNair didn't want to fire Mike Brown, which is why we didn't see anything from the Kings after Brown was fired. Amick also reported that McNair may have not been behind either the DeRozan signing or the Levine trade. Now, Levine's old team, the Chicago Bulls, are also out of the playoffs after similarly getting destroyed by a 10-seeded home.

The athletic Sam Amick reported that McNair didn't want to fire Mike Brown, which is why we didn't see anything from the Kings after Brown was fired. Amick also reported that McNair may have not been behind either the DeRozan signing or the Levine trade. Now, Levine's old team, the Chicago Bulls, are also out of the playoffs after similarly getting destroyed by a 10-seeded home.

The athletic Sam Amick reported that McNair didn't want to fire Mike Brown, which is why we didn't see anything from the Kings after Brown was fired. Amick also reported that McNair may have not been behind either the DeRozan signing or the Levine trade. Now, Levine's old team, the Chicago Bulls, are also out of the playoffs after similarly getting destroyed by a 10-seeded home.

The good news, though, for Bulls fans is they will have their first-round pick because they acquired the unprotected part of that pick back in the Levine trade. Hmm. So, as of Friday morning, we know the matchups for two more playoff series. In the East, the 2-7 matchup is going to be between the Celtics and the Magic.

The good news, though, for Bulls fans is they will have their first-round pick because they acquired the unprotected part of that pick back in the Levine trade. Hmm. So, as of Friday morning, we know the matchups for two more playoff series. In the East, the 2-7 matchup is going to be between the Celtics and the Magic.

The good news, though, for Bulls fans is they will have their first-round pick because they acquired the unprotected part of that pick back in the Levine trade. Hmm. So, as of Friday morning, we know the matchups for two more playoff series. In the East, the 2-7 matchup is going to be between the Celtics and the Magic.

After Orlando beat Atlanta in a game during which Trey Young was ejected after picking up two quick techs for pranking the refs. After throwing an aggressive chest pass to one ref, he immediately did the trick where you pretend to pass it to someone, spin it back to yourself. When the other ref asked for the ball, he was ejected.

After Orlando beat Atlanta in a game during which Trey Young was ejected after picking up two quick techs for pranking the refs. After throwing an aggressive chest pass to one ref, he immediately did the trick where you pretend to pass it to someone, spin it back to yourself. When the other ref asked for the ball, he was ejected.

After Orlando beat Atlanta in a game during which Trey Young was ejected after picking up two quick techs for pranking the refs. After throwing an aggressive chest pass to one ref, he immediately did the trick where you pretend to pass it to someone, spin it back to yourself. When the other ref asked for the ball, he was ejected.

But, you know, honestly, after the ref's performance in the Warriors-Grizzlies game, maybe they need to be pranked every once in a while. because Warriors-Grizz, it was a close contest. It came down to a five-second call on an inbounds play at the end of the game that ended up ending the game.