New details are emerge in the Jason Kidd-Lawrence Frank blow-up. According to a new report Kidd went on a rant filled with expletives including a ’13-letter word.’ Lol, I’m still giggling about a ’13-letter word.’ I didn’t know that’s how people referred to it.
Details after the jump…
Via ESPN:
Brooklyn Nets coach Jason Kidd allegedly used “a 13-letter word” against assistant Lawrence Frank during a blow-up at some point following the team’s loss in Orlando on Nov. 3.
In an expletive-laced rant, Kidd told Frank to sit down and be quiet.
“I’m the coach of this [13-letter word] team,” Kidd said, according to NBA.com.
The argument ultimately led to Frank getting “reassigned” to a reduced role where he would produce “daily reports.”
Frank was told at one point by somebody in the organization to curb his behavior on the bench during games and not be as active and demonstrative as he was earlier in the season, sources told ESPNNewYork.com. The week before he learned he would not be helping run practices or sit on the bench during games, it was definitely noticeable that Frank wasn’t doing as much.
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