Jason Kidd and the Dallas Mavericks have dropped seven of their last eight games after Friday's 133-127 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. Kidd says getting the ball to Cooper Flagg was key and forced overtime against the Clippers. However, from an overall standpoint, there have to be vast changes, according to the Mavericks' head coach.
Kidd says the Mavericks have struggled to create quality looks on offense, which is a hurdle the team currently faces amid a three-game skid, he said, per ClutchPoints' Joey Mistretta.
“It's something that we've talked about and got to address. We have to be better if we want to win,” Kidd said. “Being able to get a shot, and you want to get a quality shot. I think the turnovers have come to hurt us coming down in that second overtime. We

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