By Devin Kharpertian
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Brooklyn Nets coach Jason Kidd went through a variety of emotions at the end of the 102-100 Brooklyn Nets victory Monday night. Toronto Raptors forward Rudy Gay, with a chance to tie the game at 102, kicked a pass out to Amir Johnson for a three-point attempt, which bounced off the rim to seal the victory.
Kidd was, uh, happy, to say the least. And incredulous. And relieved. And excited. He was a lot of things, is what I’m trying to say here.
GIF via Ben Golliver:
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