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A person with knowledge of the details says the Brooklyn Nets' coaching decision is down to Jason Kidd and Brian Shaw. Kidd met with general manager Billy King on Monday and Shaw is expected to meet with the team Wednesday. The person tells The Associated Press that the team has just those two candidates. FOXSports.com

One source close to the process said Kidd has a "natural advantage" in a faceoff with Brian Shaw, given his star power and his existing relationship with the franchise. Sources say that the Nets, though, are adamant about going ahead with their plans to interview Shaw on Wednesday. ESPN.com

The craziness that is the Clippers' coaching search: the attraction to Brian Shaw, at least in part, is inspired by the rivalry with the Lakers, a source says. Sulia

Brian Shaw, the associate head coach of the Indiana Pacers, met with the Clippers' front office at the team's facility and left an impression on team President Andy Roeser, vice president of basketball operations Gary Sacks and director of basketball administration Eric Miller during his face-to-face interview with them, said two NBA executives who were not authorized to speak publicly on the situation. "I think it went great," one of the executives said about the meeting. Shaw then was scheduled to have dinner with Clippers owner Donald Sterling on Monday night. No contract offer was made to Shaw, the executives said. Los Angeles Times

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