Antetokounmpo called Kidd before firing became official: What can I do? I'll call the owners
Antetokounmpo tried to save Kidd's position

Giannis Antetokounmpo was devastated by Jason Kidd’s firing in Milwaukee.
The Greek Freak called the coach 15 minutes before the news became official offering his help.
Per ESPN, "He called me and said, 'Coach, this isn't right what they're about to do, but [they] are gonna let you go,'" Kidd told ESPN.
Kidd said he replied, "I had a feeling that was gonna take place."
To which Antetokounmpo responded, "'What can I do? I'll call the owners, I'll call my agent."
Kidd said he told him, "There's nothing you can do. All you can do is tell the truth. That's it."
Kidd said he felt the firing was "handled wrong," but that he was thankful for his time in Milwaukee.
The Greek Freak called the coach 15 minutes before the news became official offering his help.
Per ESPN, "He called me and said, 'Coach, this isn't right what they're about to do, but [they] are gonna let you go,'" Kidd told ESPN.
Kidd said he replied, "I had a feeling that was gonna take place."
To which Antetokounmpo responded, "'What can I do? I'll call the owners, I'll call my agent."
Kidd said he told him, "There's nothing you can do. All you can do is tell the truth. That's it."
Kidd said he felt the firing was "handled wrong," but that he was thankful for his time in Milwaukee.