Boston also hired former head coach M.L. Carr today in that role, a job he held for two seasons for a team he also represented as a player in the 1980s.
Carr’s tenure as head coach for the team between 1995 and 1997 was the effective low point in Celtics history, with one of the seasons — 1996-97 — being the worst overall win total in Celtics history with just 15 wins.
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Carr would resign at the end of that season, carrying a 48-116 coaching record, good for the worst winning percentage of all time among franchise head coaches with a .293 winning percentage.
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