On this day: Brad Stevens hired as coach; Marlon Garnett born

On this day, Boston Celtics head coach Brad Stevens was hired away from his previous post in the same role at Butler.

On this day in 2013, the Boston Celtics hired their current head coach Brad Stevens away from Butler University, his job as head coach for the previous six years.

Stevens had led Butler to consecutive NCAA national title games against Duke and UConn while never winning less than 22 games a season while with that team.

The Zionsville, Indiana native has since coached the Celtics for seven seasons after inking his initial six-year, $22 million contract; Stevens was extended in 2016 for an undisclosed term and salary.

To date, he has amassed a 313-243 regular season record, and won 27 of 56 total postseason contests, good for a .563 and .482 winning percentage, respectively.