
Jason Kidd trying divide-and-conquer strategy vs. Celtics’ stars
NY Post
BOSTON — It was more than a decade ago, the first and only season for Jason Kidd as head coach of the Brooklyn Nets.
He was a neophyte on the sideline back then, struggling to manage a grumpy point guard and a couple of aging-out Hall of Famers transplanted from Boston.
Kidd had a lot to learn.
And he did over the years.
That’s why he’s coaching in the NBA Finals for the Mavericks, the third stop of his coaching career.
But you don’t have to learn instincts. They’re instinctual.

The worst team in baseball since Friday the 13th of June caught a rare break when Tuesday night’s game versus the consistently feisty and perennially overachieving Brewers was postponed. The surprise cancellation spared the sagging Mets another potential loss, and for 18 more hours halted the worst kind of negative momentum an alleged playoff team could possibly have.