Most games train: Boston Celtics

The Celtics are among the most famous franchise companies in NBA history and have had some of the game's best coaches over the years. In the following we will unpack the trainers who have trained most games with the Celtics.

Red Auerbach: 1,192 games (1951-66)

Auerbach is rightly attributed to help the Celtics to establish themselves as one of the outstanding franchise companies in the league. In their first four years, the Celtics had been trained by John Russell and Alvin Julian's existence, but with overwhelming results. In Kam Auerbach, who set the course over a period of 16 years for nine titles. In fact, Auerbach led the Celtics to championships in each of his last eight seasons. His nine championships only took second place behind Phil Jackson (11).

Doc Rivers: 721 Games (2005-13)

When the rivers took over, the Celtics were in the middle of the longest title thoroughly in the franchise story. The team had not taken home the crown since 1986, and the pressure on the Celtics was to return to their profit methods. Rivers, which as head coach of the Magic's head coach were successful to Boston and turn things around. Although the way to success was anything but linear. In the third season of Rivers as head coach of Celtics, the team 24-58. The next year? Boston, supported by the Big 3 by Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen and Paul Pierce, returned the Celtics the following season to give them. Rivers would train the Celtics for another final in 2010. After nine seasons with Boston, he was ultimately in the 2014 season to train the Clippers.

Tom Heinsohn: 690 Games (1970-78)

In the 1950s and 60s, Heinsohn had an excellent career at the Celtics as part of the eight championship teams. However, he wanted to try coaching after hung up his sneakers and took over the Celtics bank in 1970. It took two years to get things on the right track before delivering the Celtics to six consecutive playoff appearances and two NBA championships. He is one of four Celtics trainers with several titles in Boston.

Brad Stevens: 636 games (2014-21)

Although Stevens has never trained the Celtics into a championship, he is considered one of the best coaches in the franchise story and as an architect of the recent runs of the team at the final. After an impressive tenure coaching butler in the NCAA, he took over. Stevens had to endure a hard first season (25-57) before things came into force. He then led the Celtics to the playoffs in the next seven seasons, including three trips to the Eastern Conference final. Stevens is now in the Celtics Front Office as President of Basketball Operations.

KC Jones: 410 Games (1984-88)

The NBA of the 1980s was largely dominated by the Celtics Lakers rivality, how they met three times in the final and appeared for 13 finals in the decade. Jones was an essential factor in this era of the Celtics basketball and helped Boston to the final in each of his first four seasons. The Celtics took home two titles under Jones, and despite his shorter term of office, he is still one of the great coaches in the franchise story.