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 Atlanta Hawks head coach Mike Budenholzer NBA's Coach of the Year, after guiding the club to a franchise-record 60 win season and the Eastern Conference crown, the league announced Tuesday. Budenholzer received 513 points, including 67 first-place votes by a panel of 130 sportswriters and broadcasters who vote on the NBA's postseason awards. Steve Kerr, who led the Golden State Warriors to a league-best 67-15 record and the Pacific Division title in his first season, was second with 471 points, including 56 first-place votes. Jason Kidd of the Milwaukee Bucks was third with one first-place vote and 57 total points. After posting a 38-44 record in his rookie season, Budenholzer oversaw a remarkable 22-game improvement to the Hawks (60-22), including a 19-game winning streak - the fifth longest in NBA history. It also included a 17-0 month of January. The award is named after legendary coach and Hall of Famer Red Auerbach, who guided the Boston Celtics to nine NBA Championships. | |||||
mercredi 22 avril 2015
Atlanta's Budenholzer named NBA Coach of the Year
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