Jason Kidd Spills Soda

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Updated Apr. 17, 2017 5:43PM EDT / Published Nov. 28, 2013 8:51AM EST

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He always was quick on his feet. Jason Kidd, the former NBA star who is now the head coach of the Brooklyn Nets, spilled his drink with only a few seconds left and no time-outs, causing a delay and giving him a chance to talk to his team. In the slow-motion replay, Kidd can be seen telling Tyshawn Taylor, “Hit me.” Taylor subsequently does, knocking Kidd’s drink all over the floor. Kidd denies that he intentionally spilled the drink, but NBA star Andre Igoudala tweeted, “If I ever become a coach, I’m using that drink spill trick."

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Jason Kidd Spills Soda

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