‘Fire Nico’ Chant is interrupted in game Rangers

Opening day in Globe Life Field is usually all about Texas Rangers – especially fresh than strong spring training. But 27. Marta, like the season 2025. hit the new song went out of stalls, the one that had nothing to do with a baseball.

“Fire Nico!” fans VIKIJANI, Loud enough to be heard under Booth for broadcasting.

Aim? Dallas Mavericks General Manager Nico Harrison – And the frustration behind her still boiled for more than a month after Harrison Trade Franchise Icon Luka Dončić in Los Angeles Lakers in Blockbuster Contract It sent Anthony Davis Dallas.

Decision on Moving Doncy – Generation Talent and Heart Franchise Mavericks – Shocked not only Mavericks fans, but the whole of the NBA. Until the agreement happened weeks ago, the open day provided the first massive, regional phase for angry fan fans in northern Texas to hear their voices heard.

Rangers Fans Let Nico Harris know his dissatisfaction

Many fans believe that trade efficiently completed Maveric’s chances of opposing the near future, despite Harrison insisting that the move about the “Defense Championship”. This reasoning is not convinced by the fans – especially while Dončić succeeded, next to Lebron James in LA, where the Defending Champion Dodgers now share city sports revitalized revitalized teams for Lakers.

Backlash intensified only after Harrison’s awkward press conference in Cleveland in Cleveland after the public announcement. He tried to frame this move as proactive, stating the conditioning of concerns and long-term uneasian contracts with Doncic, although the stars never requested trade. At one point, Harrison even admitted that he didn’t talk about trade with any teams next to Lakers.

“I believe that the entire center and all-NBA device with a defensive way of thinking,” Harrison then said that the quote that still ridicules at the social media.

For fans, none of that reasoning was held. Dalcic is loved in Dallas – not only for its historical scoring and prominent winding, but for acceptance of the city and its basketball culture. Seeing him leaving, especially without public entry from ownership or evidence of tension, encouraged calls for responsibility – chances now spilled into unrelated events like Ranger Baseball Games.

It’s a reminder that North Texas sports fans don’t forget – and don’t let go easy. With Mavericki fees, according to postseason and the city, the city still complains of their brightest stars, don’t expect “Fire Nico” to die soon.