Brooklyn Nets trainer Jason Kidd slammed the officiating of the Eastern Seminar preliminary collection
Brooklyn Nets teacher Jason Kidd slammed the officiating of the Eastern Seminar preliminary collection during a conference call Thursday, claiming it's "sort of mind-blowing" that Joe Johnson acquired so couple of foul call Wednesday's Video game 5 loss to the Toronto Raptors.
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"If flopping is the means to go, then we need to maybe play that video game," Kidd said. "But Joe is a strong person and however, he doesn't flop. He plays and he doesn't complain. Yet that's why we have authorities, for them to make telephone calls.".
Johnson's only free-throw try started a three-point play late in the fourth quarter that was part of an 8-0 run. Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan got to the charity line an incorporated 23 times on Wednesday evening.
Kidd even called out official Tom Washington's non-call in the last seconds of Wednesday's loss, when Shaun Livingston and DeRozan clashed choosing a rebound. No nasty was contacted the play.
"I assumed Shaun made a heck of a play ahead up with the rebound and get fouled right facing (referee) Tom Washington, yet no phone call was made," Kidd claimed. "And Dray (Andray Blatche) thought of the sphere and his intent was to get the sphere to Deron (Williams), that was wide open, and it just really did not work out.".
Asked just what the Webs can do better defensively against the warm hand of Lowry as they head home for Video game 6, Kidd stated they needed to decrease him down.
"He's tearing down treatments, he's entering the paint, he's finding open men and he's playing at an extremely high level," mentioned Kidd. "We need to make it a bit harder on him.".
Lowry poured in 36 points in Wednesday's success that offered the Raptors a 3-2 lead in their best-of-seven playoff series.
