The Miami Heat are one the most highly admired franchises in the NBA, powered by the leadership of Pat Riley. Winning three NBA championships between 2006 and 2014, the Miami Heat established themselves as a force to be reckoned with.
On Saturday night, Jon Scheyer will guide the No. 1 seed Duke Blue Devils into his first Final Four as head coach, following his takeover of the program from the legendary Mike Krzyzewski after the 2022 season.
Brad Stevens made the transition from being the Boston Celtics' head coach to being their GM. It has been a transition that has worked wonders for the organization.
How many of the NBA players with at least 30 games with 30 points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
As the Boston Celtics gear up to face the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday night, the biggest piece of news surrounding the team isn't the return of Jayson Tatum but of the team's historic sale.
The Boston Celtics will have a new owner in the next few years. Now that they have sold to Bill Chisholm, they will soon have a new ultimate decision-maker.
Before Wednesday’s matchup against the Phoenix Suns, Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens revealed his expectations for the Celtics’ new $6.1 billion owner Bill Chisholm.
Monday night’s matchup between the Boston Celtics and Utah Jazz at TD Garden wasn’t just about the Celtics securing their fifth straight win—it also marked the return of former Celtics guard Jaden Springer.
Drew turned down two big time jobs last offseason. Would Indiana prove more enticing? Whenever the Indiana men’s basketball head coaching job opens up, there’s always a few candidates that generate some buzz.
With Brad Stevens out of the mix and the remainder of Indiana's top candidates being in the midst of their own NCAA Tournament runs, news on Indiana's next hire has slowed.
Stevens reportedly claimed he isn’t a candidate for the Indiana job opening. Brad Stevens crushed the hopes of Indiana fans yet again on Friday, telling the Field of 68’s Jeff Goodman that’s he’s not a candidate for the Hoosiers’ men’s basketball coaching job and is quite happy with the Boston Celtics.
Boston Celtics' President of Basketball Operations, Brad Stevens, recently went on Jeff Goodman's Field of 68 Podcast to say that he is happy in his role in Boston and not interested in the Indiana coaching job. Stevens had been connected to the Indiana job before, issuing a similar statement in 2021 when the job was last open.
With the news that Mike Woodson was stepping down as Indiana Hoosiers head coach, speculation arose on whether the university would try to swing for the fences and bring Brad Stevens back to his home state.
The Indiana Hoosiers have fallen to 11th place in the Big Ten basketball standings with five games left on their 2025 schedule heading toward the pending
Brad Stevens has been the general manager and president of basketball operations for the Boston Celtics since 2013 and has successfully helped bring the team to 10 consecutive playoffs and one NBA championship.
The Boston Celtics have poured cold water on the current status of the Indiana men’s basketball head coaching job. By definition, “pouring cold water on” means to be discouraging or negative about.
Sorry, Indiana fans, but you can already cross one high-profile coach off your wishlist.
Since 2021, Brad Stevens has overseen the Celtics organization from a front-office role.
With Indiana men’s basketball on a coaching search, one of the candidates often mentioned by fans is former Butler head coach and current Boston Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens.
Brad Stevens wasted little time filling out the roster spot opened up after trading Jaden Springeragreeing to sign recently waived veteran forward Torrey Craig.
Boston Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens has been a star coach at every level he's coached. Butler University thrived under Stevens, twice making it all the way to the NCAA Tournament national championship game.
The NBA season is still about two weeks away but that didn’t stop Brad Stevens, Boston Celtics General Manager, from finding his fix for some competitive hoops.
Celtics big man Kristaps Porzingis is working out in Latvia, but the team still doesn’t expect him back on the court for several months.
Brad Stevens has spent the first few weeks of the summer tying down Boston's core rotation for multiple years. Therefore, the easiest way to save some money on the team's luxury tax bill is to keep the final roster spot open for as long as possible.
The Celtics president of basketball operations provided a bleak outlook for future draft picks of the NBA's top team.
When Stevens traded in the clipboard for the front-office seat, he recognized the type of defenders Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum needed around them and put the requisite pieces in place.
Celtics president of basketball operations Brad Stevens has been named the NBA’s Executive of the Year.
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