With Jason Kidd Sitting Out Again, Knicks" Raymond Felton Must Adjust Body language after a loss can vary from player to player. After the Nets" overtime win over the Knicks on Monday night in Brooklyn, Raymond Felton sat slumped in a chair, his head tilted to the floor. Felton's demeanor was understandable. He played his worst game of the season, finishing with 8 points, shooting 3 of 19 from the field and having as many assists (5) as he did turnovers. "I didn't really play the way I'm capable of playing," Felton said. My floater wasn't going. My midrange wasn't going. It's just one of those nights. I can't explain it. I'm probably just as mad as any fan at myself. Felton seemed to be the player most affected by the absence of Jason Kidd, who missed his first game of the season with lower back spasms. Without Kidd, Felton had to be the dominant ball-handler, but at times, he could not get the Knicks (9-4) to execute the high level of ball movement that had been a major part of the team's success. He will have a second chance to adjust without Kidd, who will miss Wednesday's game in Milwaukee against the Bucks (7-5). Kidd did not travel with the team and is listed as day to day. The Knicks will probably start the game with a bigger lineup - with Kurt Thomas playing alongside Tyson Chandler and Carmelo Anthony moving to his natural small forward position. The lineup will force Felton to get the ball into the post. No Kidd means less spacing on the court, so Felton could have many pick-and-roll opportunities with Chandler - one of the few things the Knicks had success with against the Nets. Without Kidd, the Knicks will probably shoot fewer 3-pointers. This season, 78.5 percent of Kidd's field-goal attempts have been behind the arc (44 of 56). Kidd has made half of those 3-point attempts. Felton knows that Coach Mike Woodson will ask him to score just as much as create for others in the fourth quarter. Against the Nets, Woodson turned to Felton late in the game when Anthony, who scored 35 points, showed signs of fatigue. Felton shot the ball 10 times in the fourth quarter and overtime, but he missed nine times. Felton would have split those shot attempts with Kidd, who along with Felton has made clutch baskets this season in the fourth quarter. Inside the visiting locker room at Barclays Center, Felton raised his head for a few seconds after explaining how poorly he played. "I have to put this behind me fast and move on," he said. The only positive thing about this is that we have another game on Wednesday. Ronnie Brewer is expected to play against the Bucks. Brewer dislocated his ring finger on his left hand in the fourth quarter against the Nets and did not return to the game. X-rays were negative. ... The Knicks" explanation for Jason Kidd's not being with his teammates for Monday's game was that the team did not want him to sit in traffic traveling from his home in Manhattan, which team doctors suggested could have made Kidd's back spasms worse. ... Raymond Felton said the Knicks" final play in regulation against the Nets - in which Mike Woodson had Carmelo Anthony attempt the game-winning shot with four seconds left - was similar to a play the Knicks ran against the Dallas Mavericks last week. Both times, Anthony missed the shot and the Knicks lost the game.