Boston Celtics belonging to the
American Basketball League announced on Wednesday that pro Brad Stevens is set
to be the coach No. 17 in team history.
Stevens spent (36 years), the
past six years as coach of the Butler University team will succeed former coach
Doc Rivers, who edited the team held nine days before the training to take over
the Los Angeles Clippers.
Danny Angie head of basketball
operations in the Celtics in a statement said "There are a lot of common
values between me and Brad. Despite his young age, I see Brad great leader
great personality."
"The teams led by always
playing solidly in defense and attack. Coach Brad had a lot of success and I
look forward to working with him."
Brad Stevens is the youngest head coach in the
American basketball league and he was born in October 22, 1976.
Before he signed with Boston Celtics,
he was a head coach of Butler University, Indianapolis. He is an American
successful head coach, studied and graduated from DePauw College in the period
from 1995 to 1999, his coach career continued
from the early of 2001 until present.
Brad Stevens was the assistant
coach of Bulter between the year 2001-2007 , then he became a head coach of
same club Bulter between the period 2007- 2013.
And now he received as head coach
of Boston Celtics, so will him success in his leading of the big basketball
club Boston Celtics to raise him to the high level in the American basketball
league for professionals who knows may be yes and maybe not.
In the returning to his
achievements during his training for the previous clubs we find that he get 3*
Horizon Tournament champion in 2008- 2010- 2011, then a Clair Bee Coach of the
year Award 2011, and 2* Horizon coach of the year 2009-2010.
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