“He looked good. The athleticism, the bounce, the spirit, the energy, it looked like he hadn’t been out,” Kidd said. “When you’re shooting the ball the way we’ve shot it here of late, the last three games, the court tends to open up. But even ...

The Mavericks were 3-1 this past week and moved to 12th place in the West, but are just two games back of 10th. They lost to Denver (118-109) before beating Utah twice (144-122, 138-120) and then traveled to New York, where they dismantled the Knicks (114-97).

MINNEAPOLIS — Dallas Mavericks coach Jason Kidd believes the NBA will make a “big change” to dissuade teams from intentionally losing to increase their chances of getting a better draft pick.

Mike Brown might not last long as head coach of the New York Knicks.

Jason Kidd, head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, reflects on his journey and the significance of his 200th win in the same building where his coaching career began.