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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2428503, member: 1414"] He's certainly top three in my opinion. His biggest accomplishment this year, and the one I was watching for, is getting Kyrie to play team basketball. He's really bought into it, notwithstanding the big game yesterday. His assists are up, and he's showing incredible leadership, and preaching unselfish basketball. He's even playing much better defense. When they made the trade, it was a clear win for Boston if they could get Kyrie to play the way Stevens wants to. He has. The results have been impressive, even without Hayward. Horford has played fantastic as well. He responded to a comment that he was playing like a younger version, and he replied that the young him never actually played this way. It's all about buy-in to the system. Stevens has met with Belichick a lot, and you can see similarities in how they approach things. [/QUOTE]