Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla was named NBA Coach of the Year on Tuesday night, earning the league’s top coaching honor over finalists J.B. Bickerstaff and Mitch Johnson.
The announcement officially closed the NBA’s end-of-season awards schedule, recognizing Mazzulla for his work on the Celtics’ sideline during the campaign.
Mazzulla’s selection adds another individual honor to Boston’s season and highlights the role he played in guiding one of the league’s most prominent teams. Bickerstaff and Johnson were also recognized as finalists after strong coaching performances of their own.
End-of-Season Awards Conclude
With the Coach of the Year award now announced, the NBA has completed its annual awards rollout. Mazzulla’s win places him among the league’s recognized coaching standouts for the season.