“Brad Stevens Named NBA Executive of the Year for Role in Boston Celtics’ Success”
Atement from Brad Stevens upon being named the NBA’s Executive of the Year underscores the collective effort behind the success of the Boston Celtics. Stevens, now in his third season as the team’s president of basketball operations, received this accolade for his instrumental role in crafting a Celtics squad that achieved the league’s best regular-season record. This marks his first executive of the year award, adding to his impressive tenure with the organization, which previously saw him serve as head coach for eight seasons.
READ: OAS to Step in as Mediator in Guatemala’s Power Transition Crisis
Brad Stevens
Under Stevens’ leadership, the Celtics soared to a remarkable 64-18 record in the regular season, a feat that ranks among the franchise’s most impressive accomplishments. Yet, in true team spirit, Stevens attributes this achievement not to any individual effort but to the collective dedication of everyone involved with the Celtics organization. From ownership providing unwavering support to players, coaches, and the front office staff demonstrating excellence in their respective roles, Stevens emphasizes the synergy that drives success.
As the Celtics navigate through the playoffs, currently holding a 3-1 lead over the Miami Heat in the opening round, Stevens remains focused on the team’s ultimate goal. With Game 5 looming, he underscores the importance of unity and shared purpose in propelling the team forward.
The selection process for the executive of the year award involved input from basketball executives across the NBA. Stevens emerged as the deserving recipient, with Sam Presti of the Oklahoma City Thunder and Tim Connelly of the Minnesota Timberwolves also earning recognition for their contributions to their respective organizations.
