Win In 6 Podcast #164: Jason Kidd continues to fall short in familiar ways
By Adam McGee
In the latest edition of our Milwaukee Bucks’ Win In 6 Podcast, we discuss Jason Kidd‘s continued shortcomings and their disappointing familiarity.
The latest episode of our Win In 6 Podcast arrives as the Milwaukee Bucks continue to search for answers following an ugly stretch of performances, incidents and comments.
As a result, the spotlight on Jason Kidd is shining brighter than it arguably ever has in his time as the team’s head coach. Kidd has no excuses when it comes to the talent level of his roster, boasting an MVP, and a couple of borderline All-Stars, and yet results and the processes that lead to them continue to disappoint.
Although there have been a number of games over the past couple of weeks that could be pointed to as microcosms of all of Milwaukee’s problems under Kidd, Saturday’s loss to the Utah Jazz represented maybe the most perfect example of where and how the Bucks continue to fall short.
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With a particular focus on that game, along with a strange decision from earlier in the week, we dived into discussing Jason Kidd’s performance, and how, most worryingly of all, little has changed in the past couple of years.
Among the subjects we focused on for this episode were the recent lineup changes that may be Kidd’s strangest yet, the incident between Giannis Antetokounmpo and assistant coach Sean Sweeney, Kidd’s continued refusal to accept any responsibility and what it means for his future in Milwaukee.
Lastly, we wrapped things up by checking in with the Jack Bauer counter and making our predictions for the week ahead.
Joining me for this episode was my co-site expert, Jordan Treske.
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Next: Win In 6 Podcast #163: James Young’s big week, Bucks’ knee injuries
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