Champions at Last
It was a long time coming, but Jason Kidd and the Dallas Mavericks were finally champions.
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June 2011: The Finals
Highlights from Jason and Dallas' first run to a world championship.
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A Career in Jerseys
Take a look at the career of Jason Kidd as told by the jerseys he's worn from high school through the present.
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May 2011
Jason and the Mavs stunned the Lakers in the opening round of the NBA playoffs.
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April 2011
Jason and Dallas wrapped up the regular season with an eye on a championship.
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March 2011
Dallas roared through the second-to-last month of the regular season, J-Kidd leading the way.
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February 2011
As the season moved through its final months, No. 2 and the Mavs were on the rise.
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January 2011
The start of 2011 included a showdown between Jason and former Mavericks guard Devin Harris.
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December 2010
The end of 2010 brought a showdown with the would-be champions, the Miami Heat.
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November 2010
With the season underway, Jason and Dallas tried to find their groove.
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October 2010
The 2010-11 began with the highest of hopes for Jason and the Dallas Mavericks.
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Northern Light 2010
Highlights from the Jason Kidd Foundation event at Oakland's Northern Light School.
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Preseason 2009
With Jason, Dirk and the Matrix headlining the Mavs, 2009-2010 had a ton of promise.
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October 2009
J-Kidd and the Mavs started 2009 winning seven of their first 10 games.
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November 2009
By Thanksgiving, No. 2 and Dallas were all smiles.
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December 2009
December wrapped up for Jason with giving his all on the court, and giving back off it.
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January 2010
With the new year, No. 2 got his teammates re-focused on chasing down a championship.
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February 2010
Jason's epic month culminated in a triple-double and one of the most clever plays of his career.
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March 2010
One of the NBA's all-time best showed no signs of slowing down as he turned 37.
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April 2010
With No. 2 driving them, Dallas wrapped up the regular season with dreams of a title run.
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2009-10 Playoffs
Jason led Dallas against their in-state rivals, the Spurs, in the postseason's opening round.
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ESPN Spot: French Lick, Indiana
No. 2 and friends visit Larry Bird's hometown. Briefly.
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ESPN Spot: Stephen A.
Jason and Melo listen -- because they have no choice.
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ESPN Spot: Mark Cuban's Diary
J-Kidd shares memories with the Dallas Mavervicks' owner.
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December 2008
No. 2 had Dallas racking up wins as 2008 came to its end.
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November 2008
Dallas got off to a slow start in 08, but turned things around.
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Beijing Gold
Highlights from Jason's 2008 run to the Olympic title with Team USA.
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Team USA: Training Camp
Highlights from Las Vegas and the tune-up versus Canada.
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Olympic Preview
Earlier this past year, Jason and Team USA prepared for Beijing.
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No. 100 for No. 2
Highlights from Jason's 100th triple-double (courtesy of NBAE).
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Extreme Home Makeover
Jason helps make a family's dream of a new life a reality.
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2008 NBA All-Star Game
Listen to Jason during highlights from the All-Star Game.
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The Return to Dallas
Jason's press conference after the trade from New Jersey.
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Jason and Dirk
No. 2 talks about what it's like playing with No. 41 (Courtesy NBAE).
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Rookie of the Year
Highlights from Jason's first stint with Dallas (courtesy of NBAE).
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New Jersey: 2001-2002
In a single magical season, Jason turned the Nets into title contenders.
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Jase and GP
Mentor, competitor and friend: for Jason, Gary Payton is all three.
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Dallas 07-08: February
Jason becomes a Dallas Maverick: February 19th, 2008.
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Dallas 07-08: March
No. 2 gets a feel for his teammates as Dallas makes a run for the playoffs.
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Dallas 07-08: April
Jason and the Mavs got into a groove in April, driving to the postseason.
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Jason on Quite Frankly
Jason has an entertaining talk with inimitable host Stephen A. Smith.
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My Game Is Made Outside
Jason explains the origins of his skills, taking him back to the courts of Oakland.
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Olympic Games 2000
At the Sydney games, Jason led Team USA to its last gold medal.
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Phoenix: 1996-2001
Jason took the Suns to the playoffs every season he played for the franchise.
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Dallas: 1994-1996
Jason, second pick in the '94 draft, played his first years for Dallas.
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