Good news: The Boston president has announced that two important players should receive the majority of the credit.
The Boston Celtics are off to a very strong start this NBA season, sitting at the top of the Eastern Conference standings.
While Boston’s stars like Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown deserve the lion’s share of the credit for their All-NBA play, much of the praise is also rightfully going to Celtics President of Basketball Operations Brad Stevens for the work he has done to assemble the supporting cast that has helped the Jays ascend to such heights.
On a recent episode of their eponymous CLNS Media podcast, Bob Ryan and Gary Tanguay discussed how Stevens ought to be considered for the NBA’s 2024 Executive of the Year award given the wagon he has put together for Boston.
Stevens has made a number of shrewd moves since transitioning from head coach to the front office.
