Jason Kidd is not someone who knows how to leave on peaceful terms. Kidd does not believe in keeping relationship afloat, rather, he likes to burn bridges down more often than not. Kidd left things at New Jersey, Dallas, Phoenix and Brooklyn in hasty situations. They never actually seemed like a clean break. Kidd found a way to blame someone else, which, he did as a head coach as well. Kidd has a good army of media members who cape for him because him or his agent are good sources. Kidd burned a bridge again in Milwaukee by leaking his full conversation with Giannis Antetokounmpo to ESPN’s Ramona Shelbourne.

Jason Kidd tells ESPN that Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo called him about 15 minutes before Kidd was officially notified he'd been fired by the Bucks and offered to help save his job.

— Ramona Shelburne (@ramonashelburne) January 23, 2018

Kidd says Antetokounmpo replied, "'What can I do? I'll call the owners, I'll call my agent."

Kidd said he told him, "There's nothing you can do. All you can do is tell the truth. That's it."

— Ramona Shelburne (@ramonashelburne) January 23, 2018

If you think this is normal, it’s not. Kidd needs to keep that internal, but the man is so small and insecure, he runs to ESPN buddies to tell them ‘The star played loved me!’ This move by Kidd reeks of desperation to look like the victim in this whole situation. He wants the attention on him as being this tragic character. It’s really fucking sad. That’s the best way to describe it. A sad move by a sad little man who can’t handle the fact that he fucked up a golden opportunity with a once-in-lifetime player.

The disappointing thing about this whole ordeal is Kidd will get another job in the league. Trust me on that, the guy is way too connected not to weasel his way into another opportunity somewhere else in the league.

Charlie.