Brad Stevens

Brad Stevens is known as an American professional basketball coach. He is most famous for being the head coach of the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association.

Background and Age

Bradley Kent Stevens was born on October 22, 1976 in Zionsville, IN. He experienced childhood in the intense lanes of Zionsville, Indiana. He started his career as a player in the Zionsville Community High School basketball crew. The DePauw University graduate was a college-level star basketball player and he also has a BA degree in Economics. He held the membership of the National Honor Society, graduating seventh in his group of 165.

Marriage, Wife, and Kids

Brad Stevens is married to his school sweetheart, Tracy Wilhelmy Stevens. She is also his lawyer and legal advisor. Stevens and Tracy's romantic tale started in their school days when they were both school level competitors. Brad was a basketball player and Tracy was a footballer for ladies' group at DePauw University.

The couple married each other in August of 2003. The couple has two children together named Brady Stevens and Kinsley Stevens.

Career and Net Worth

On April 2, 2007, Brad Stevens was selected as a head coach and in 2007–08 he was the second most youthful coach for Butler University. He finished the season of Horizon League with a 16–2 record and lifted the trophy. He has a record of thirty successes in his school coaching career. He eventually ended up in the NBA and became the head coach of the Boston Celtics.

One of Brad's players, rookie Tacko Fall has been favorite of the fans as far back as he appeared with the Celtics' Summer League group. His time on the court with the Celtics has been restricted to brief spells against the New York Knicks back in October. He's spent an incredible part of the season either in Maine with the Red Claws in the G League.

That all changed in a December 2019 game. Due to specific injuries to different players, he was with the Celtics and on the active list for their matchup with the Detroit Pistons. Because of large production from their young wing pair Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, who consolidated together for 52 points, the Celtics were in full control before the completion of the second from last quarter. As Boston continued cruising to victory, the fans started chanting for Tacko to enter the game. Stevens yielded, and with a grin waved Fall into the game.