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| [[1956-57 NBA season|1956-57]] | | [[1956-57 NBA season|1956-57]] | ||
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| [[Boston Celtics]] vs. [[Minneapolis Lakers]] | | [[Boston Celtics]] vs. [[Minneapolis Lakers]] | ||
| [[1959 NBA Finals (Boston Celtics vs. Minneapolis Lakers)|NBA Finals Program]] | | [[1959 NBA Finals (Boston Celtics vs. Minneapolis Lakers)|NBA Finals Program]] | ||
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| [[1962-63 NBA season|1962-63]] | |||
| [[New York Knicks]] vs. [[Boston Celtics]] | |||
| [[1962-63 New York Knicks program|Program]] | |||
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{{Boston Celtics head coaches}} | {{Boston Celtics head coaches}} | ||
{{National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame members}} | {{National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame members}} | ||
{{Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame members}} | {{Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame members}} | ||
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Revision as of 15:19, 1 February 2023
List of credited publications
League | Date/Season | Team(s) | Type |
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National Basketball Association | 1956-57 | Boston Celtics | Program • Postseason Program |
1958-59 | Boston Celtics vs. Minneapolis Lakers | NBA Finals Program | |
1962-63 | New York Knicks vs. Boston Celtics | Program |
Boston Celtics head coaches |
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Honey Russell (1946-48) • Doggie Julian (1948-50) • Red Auerbach (1950-66) • Bill Russell (1966-69) • Tom Heinsohn (1969-78) • Satch Sanders (1978) • Dave Cowens (1978-79) • Bill Fitch (1979-83) • K.C. Jones (1983-88) • Jimmy Rodgers (1988-90) • Chris Ford (1990-95) • M.L. Carr (1995-97) • Rick Pitino (1997-2001) • Jim O'Brien (2001-04) • John Carroll (2004) • Doc Rivers (2004-13) • Brad Stevens (2013-21) • Ime Udoka (2021-present) • Joe Mazzulla (2022-present) |
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