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There was nothing as exhilarating as a young Jason Kidd just after the coffee had kicked in, when he would sprint from end to end as if he were running on an open circuit and not giving a damn whether his ground wire was connected.
In those days, he was literally a one-man break, the rare player who could grab a defensive board, take a bust-out dribble, rush it down a team's throat and finish one-on-three when need be.
That guy? He doesn't come around much anymore. It's not so much a concession to age--Kidd turned 33 last month--as it is a decision to go with the flow, which is more like a trickle now that Richard Jefferson is the only guy left who runs ...