The Dallas Mavericks have officially secured the services of Head Coach Jason Kidd for the upcoming years following their advancement to the Western Conference semifinals.

Responding to speculation linking Kidd with the vacant coaching position at the Lakers, the Mavericks ensured his continued leadership with a multi-year contract extension.

Expressing his enthusiasm, team governor Patrick Dumont remarked, “We are thrilled to have Coach Kidd continue to guide our team with this well-deserved contract extension.”

Dumont emphasized Kidd’s role in propelling the team to two playoff appearances in three seasons and expressed optimism about the franchise’s future under his leadership.

Jason Kidd’s Thoughts on Team Building

This season witnessed significant progress for the Dallas franchise, culminating in a commendable 50-32 record, marking a notable improvement over the previous season’s performance.

Despite Kidd’s contract originally set to expire after the next season, the Mavericks opted to extend his tenure, underscoring their confidence in his ability to steer the team towards championship contention.

Reflecting on the keys to building a successful team, Coach Kidd emphasized the importance of patience, time, and assembling the right personnel.

With a roster anchored by stars like Kyrie Irving and Luka Doncic, the Mavericks have achieved considerable success, setting the stage for further growth and development.

As they prepare to face the Oklahoma Thunder in the semifinals, the Mavericks are poised for a challenging series. Having previously faltered against OKC in the regular season, Coach Kidd’s squad is determined to deliver a stronger performance and advance to the next stage of the playoffs.