Harrison: No one can replace Irving, our goal is to find someone who organizes an offense when he is absent

Mavericks general manager Harrison said in an interview that no one can replace Irving, but they need a player who can organize the offense when Irving is absent.

"You can't replace Carey, our goal is to find a player who can fill the gap when he's out."

"We're not too worried about needing someone who can dominate the offense, I think we have enough players who can handle the ball and be competent in multiple positions. (What we need is) a player who can organize."

"I think we'll be different from the past, you'll have multiple players who can handle the ball, multiple players who can organize the offense. I think you'll see us playing faster," Harrison said.

According to previous reports, the Mavericks are expected to use a $5.7 million luxury tax middle class special case to sign a defender. Brogden is a name worth watching, and D'Angelo Russell is another, according to league sources.