On a Wednesday afternoon in late August, Brad Stevens ’99 leads me through a warren of cubicles into a small conference room, as plain as you can imagine, with a rectangular table, a few chairs and a whiteboard on the wall. He’s still about two months away from the opening game of his second season as head coach of the Boston Celtics. Most of the players are still on summer break, but Stevens is at work in the closed-to-the-public facility where the Celtics have their headquarters and practice gym...
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