In the wake of the previous scandal, Maverick Owner Mark Cuban hired a new CEO, Cynthia Marshall, to help change team culture.
Despite the Dallas Mavericks vowing to fix their #metoo problem, two years later, a top executive faces new allegations. After a woman said a Dallas executive sexually assaulted her, the team cleared him. But an SI investigation found that the Mavericks did not obtain potentially critical evidence.
SI's Kaitlin O'Toole is joined by senior writer Jon Wertheim and investigative reporter Jessica Luther to discuss this story.
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