“I’ve never seen this. Never been on a game where you cannot take someout out to rest them because we had no one to put in. The end of the bench, normally, you can put someone in," Kidd said. "It’s tough. It is what it is, though. Gotta keep pushing forward.”

Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd has been at a loss of words since the NBA trade deadline. The barrage of injuries has become overbearing and spilled over into Sunday’s game against the Phoenix Suns.

The Dallas Mavericks' season has quickly become a nightmare and the team seemed to hit a new low Sunday night when they had just seven players available during the fourth quarter in their 125-116 loss to the Phoenix Suns.

If you thought the New Orleans Pelicans were thwarted in the worst way by means of injury in the early stages of the regular season, the Dallas Mavericks certainly have it worse now.

"J-Kidd was like, 'It's your team.' I'm like, Huh? I used to look up to you. 'This your team. We go as you go. Imma play off-guard; imma play the two-guard. You our point guard. You the guy that's gonna keep running the team every night,

The Dallas Mavericks are having a truly horrendous season and no one knows that better than head coach Jason Kidd. Not only did they lose a generational talent in the Luka Doncic-Los Angeles Lakers trade,

The Dallas Mavericks have yet to break free from their NBA slump. However, Klay Thompson has stepped up and proven his ability to lead the team. His efforts have not gone unnoticed, as head coach Jason Kidd did not hesitate to praise the veteran’s performance.

Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd recently said that the team does not currently have a “number one option” amid all of the injuries. Kidd praised Thompson, but said the Mavs need to “create opportunities” for the future Hall of Famer.