This is a REALLY dumb thing to say. Kidd most of his career has played in slow pace offenses under coaches that were/are defensive minded (at least they were in NJ).
first of all, Kidd played in fast pace offenses most of his career. in terms of pace his teams were almost always in TOP10.
what does that have to do with anything anyway ? fast pace doesn't mean efficiency and I'm arguing that Kidd's teams had inefficient offenses(it's a fact actually).
as for your support argument, as Doctor MJ said, the difference in teammates quality doesn't explain the difference in offenses quality.
since Nash became a full-time full-season starter in '01, their teams offensively ranked:
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Nash Kidd
2001 4 22
2002 1 17
2003 1 18
2004 1 25
2005 1 26
2006 2 25
2007 1 16
the difference is HUGE here.