Kidd: The hardest thing to implement in the new offensive system is understanding the space on the court and building trust

In the NBA regular season, the Mavericks lost to the Thunder 94-101. After the game, coach Kidd was interviewed.

Talking about the most difficult part of implementing the new offensive system, Kidd said: "The main thing is to understand the space on the court, and the second is to build trust. You have to understand that when you break into the penalty area, there will always be people who get open opportunities because of movement without the ball. For those who have not played this system, you must know that we have several players on the team who have worked with Triano. We got a lot of open shot opportunities, but we just couldn't make them. If these goals can be scored, I think the situation will be completely different - The team atmosphere will definitely be different, and the energy on the defensive end will be improved. This game reflects the team's resilience. Even if the shooting is not smooth, we still maintain a high-intensity defensive level."