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Metta World Peace Seeks Mavericks GM Role After Harrison Firing


Metta World Peace
I Wanna Be Mavs’ Next GM
… Call Me!!!

Published November 17, 2025 12:30 AM PST

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TMZSports.com

Hey Mavs, TMZ Sports just found your next general manager — METTA WORLD PEACE!!!

We spoke with the former NBA star this week … days after the Dallas Mavericks fired Nico Harrison, who was responsible for one of the worst trades in NBA history — Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis.

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We started the conversation by asking for Metta’s reaction to the firing … but he caught us off-guard when he said he wanted to take Harrison’s job!!

“The reason I say that is because I got so much experience,” Metta said.

“Running a basketball business would be fairly easy; running a sports business is fairly easy at the highest level, whether it’s president or general manager. I’m running all operations.”

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Metta has done all of that. After spending 17 seasons in the NBA, Metta became a South Bay Lakers player development coach … and was the assistant head coach for the Cal State LA women’s basketball team.

He also founded the Artest Management Group … and recently signed to co-manage up-and-coming boxing star Chordale Booker.

If the interim guys Michael Finley and Matthew Ricciardi don’t pan out, General Manager World Peace does have a ring to it. What do you say, Mavs?!

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