Dallas fired Jason Kidd to give Masai Ujiri full control, eliminating any potential internal power struggle as the team rebuilds around Cooper Flagg.

Before Jason Kidd was hired as head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, the organization thoroughly examined one of the darkest chapters of his past. Kidd’s basketball resume was unquestionable, from his Hall of Fame playing career to his previous coaching experience.

NBA rumors are swirling: Could Jason Kidd be the next man in charge for the Cleveland Cavaliers after their playoff exit and the uncertainty surrounding Kenny Atkinson’s future?

The Dallas Mavericks are searching for a new coach after deciding to part ways with Jason Kidd following five seasons.

The Mavericks and Jason Kidd mutually agreed to part ways after new team president Masai Ujiri opted for a fresh direction following a 26-56 season.

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The Dallas Mavericks seem to have a knack for getting blockbuster headlines. Just a year back, the team shocked everyone with their trade of Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.

The now-fired head coach thanked the Dallas organization, players and fans after five seasons with the team in a lengthy post to social media on Thursday.

As the Portland Trail Blazers search for a permanent answer at head coach, Jason Kidd reportedly has emerged as a potential candidate.

Dallas Mavericks president Masai Ujiri says it was a difficult decision to remove Kidd as the team’s coach after five seasons.

The Portland Trail Blazers’ coaching search has been defined by one overriding characteristic since new owner Tom Dundon took control in March: the reported salary ceiling of $1-2 million annually. A figure so low that a handful of NBA assistant coaches approached by the organization have already declined to participate in the process.