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Celtics' Brad Stevens Named NBA Executive of Year
Stevens received 11 first-place votes from 30 executives and became the 12th two-time winner after Boston stayed a title contender despite roster changes.
- On Monday, Boston President Brad Stevens won the NBA Executive of the Year award, his second time receiving the trophy in the past three seasons.
- Stevens earned the award after building a roster that secured the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, then navigating the departure of four players to avoid a massive luxury tax bill.
- A panel of 30 basketball executives placed Stevens first with 11 first-place votes; he appeared on 17 total ballots while Atlanta's Onsi Saleh finished second.
- Other recent NBA awards include unanimous Defensive Player of the Year Victor Wembanyama and Clutch Player of the Year Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who received 96 of 100 first-place votes.
- The NBA will announce remaining awards, including Most Valuable Player and Coach of the Year, later this week alongside the Twyman-Stokes Teammate and Hustle Award winners.
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Boston's Brad Stevens wins NBA's Executive of the Year award, his 2nd win in last 3 years - The Morning Sun
Brad Stevens built a Boston roster that earned the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference last season, then had to part ways with four members of that roster to escape what could have been a massive luxury tax bill. The result? Boston was No. 2 in the East again — and remains a legitimate championship hopeful in a season where many likely expected otherwise. It all earned Stevens the NBA's Executive of the Year award on Monday, his second time win…
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Brad Stevens built a Boston roster that earned the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference last season, then had to part ways with four members of that roster to escape what could have been a massive luxury tax bill.
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