Looks like the NBA has quietly agreed on a new formula: if your team is floundering in the standings, it’s time to swap out a front-office face. Dallas, sitting at 3-8, waved goodbye to GM Nico Harrison, not exactly a tearful farewell, more like a ceremonial shrug for the fans. Meanwhile, the Pelicans , trudging through a 2-10 start, didn’t waste time showing their head coach, Willie Green, the exit. And of course, this all comes with the classic team huddle: the obligatory ‘ you need to do better’ speech.
The Pelicans’ start to the season has been, let’s say, creatively disappointing. Even Trey Murphy III’ s big nights, like his 35-point explosion against the Lakers, haven’t been enough to turn the tide. He told the media about Joe Dumars’ message in the locker room: “ The bigges

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