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2 days ago · Doc Rivers, American professional basketball player and coach who, as head coach of the Boston Celtics, led the team to a National Basketball Association (NBA) championship in 2008. He also coached the Orlando Magic and the Los Angeles Clippers during his career.
23 hours ago · Minutes after LeBron James Jr. -- aka Bronny -- joined his father on the Lakers on Thursday, ESPN plugged its prime-time July 12 broadcast of the Lakers-Rockets game in the NBA Summer League. In other words, Las Vegas now has its own version of Caitlin Clark. People inside and out of the NBA already suspect that Bronny James will impact ...
4 days ago · Former Sixer JJ Redick is stepping into his first head coaching job next season with the Los Angeles Lakers. Despite his lack of experience, Redick said in his introductory news conference on Monday that many of his former coaches, including Doc Rivers, told him he would be a coach one day. “There were certainly coaches that I had throughout ...
5 days ago · Lopez has been with the Bucks for years, helping them win the title in 2021. The 36-year-old big man is owed $23 million this next season, but is on an expiring deal that could be enticing to ...
2 days ago · LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 23: Head coach Doc Rivers and Joel Embiid #21 of the Philadelphia 76ers watch from the sidelines during a 126-121 win over the Los Angeles Lakers at Crypto.com ...
3 days ago · In 2004, the Boston Celtics were in a slump, having not won a national championship since 1986. When Doc Rivers took over as head coach, he introduced a transformative philosophy: Ubuntu, an African concept meaning "we over me." This mindset helped lead the Celtics to the 2008 national championship. The principles of Ubuntu can also guide customer experience (CX) leaders in any industry ...
23 hours ago · Head coach Doc Rivers acknowledged after the season the team needed a more athletic edge for next season, though he and Horst were in alignment that such a requirement didn’t need to be bound to ...
