Let's talk more Mavs here.

Let's do it.

I don't know if you heard Lando's ticker just now, but Kidd, Mavs head coach Jason Kidd

assessed a $35,000 fine for criticizing the officiating after what happened Saturday night

when the Mavericks fell to the Rockets, 11 to 107.

And I know that Cooper got called for a foul against Knieple against the Hornets the other night and I thought it was a block in real time, but he got too much body.

I thought this was an egregious no call when he is traveling to the paint gets fouled by what looked to be multiple rockets

and there's no call there and it's a turnover

and the Mavs eventually lose.

Yeah, I thought that was a big missed one

and it's right there in clear space.

They don't call it.

I don't know if that's something to do with...

It's probably a combination of things of Cooper being a rookie.

It was the final final minute of the game.

There wasn't much time left, but I kind of understood where Jason kids coming from here, to be honest with you.

Because it's going to take Cooper Flagg past this season to start getting those whistles all the time.

Now, he did shoot 10 free throws on the night, but with the way things rolled for him, not just in that final moment, but throughout the evening, there was some physicality dished out towards the 19-year-old.

And Jason Kidd was upset. In fact, this is what he got fine for. This is how he started out his press conference, talking about how he was upset with the officials and how Cooper didn't get the respect he probably deserved. Eggball, that's up to the player, but the referees did not do their job tonight. They were terrible. Yeah, you have a situation where there's just cause you think

aren't going in your way.

How do you know

coach your team

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