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McDEVITT | In Admiration of the Boston Celtics’ Brad Stevens

By Dylan McDevitt | March 6, 2017

Stevens loves to win, and so do his players … he has been able to turn losing teams into winning teams within a few years. Perhaps a factor in his success has been that, until now, Stevens has been grossly underestimated by his opponents.

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