Dallas hasn’t had a stable medical department in years. Longtime director of health and performance Casey Smith was fired in August 2023. His successor, Johann Bilsborough, an Australian sports scientist previously with the New England Patriots and Boston Celtics, lasted…

Former Canadian professional soccer player Nico Berg has reportedly emerged as the favorite to fill the Dallas Mavericks' vacant medical director position. The role has been vacant since the departure of Johann Bilsborough in April. Berg is expected to land the position as head of the Mavericks' medical team, which has undergone multiple overhauls in recent years.
Berg's candidacy is reportedly bolstered by his connection to new Mavericks president of basketball operations Masai Ujiri. Berg studied under Alex McKechnie in Toronto, a link that appeals to Ujiri. After retiring from professional soccer in 2002, Berg transitioned to physiotherapy, earning a master's degree from the University of Queensland.
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