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Igor Kokoškov was not holding back when talking about Jason Kidd: "I don't have a good experience with him, nor do I have high opinion of him off the court or as a head coach." "After that first year in Dallas, once the season wrapped up. I got a... show more

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Watch full @XOsChat podcast with Igor here:

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That's cool and all, but Luka went further in the playoffs in his career with Kidd than any other coach. Luka doesn't need a coach to suck up to him. Kidd proved it.

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aw thanks for the tag - but the source is the X&Os poscast! :)) 👇

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@Mavs_FFL I feel like we all already knew this about Jason Kidd. Agree?

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Fuck you @RealJasonKidd

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oh damn 💀

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Me neither he has played with the leagues best players. He even had such an ego to get Luka traded.

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Good hire @mcuban well done my man

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my niga I have legitimately never seen a positive jason kidd coaching story in my life😭😭😭

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