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Red Auerbach

Red Auerbach

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Oct 17, 2026

Big DaveHOST
54:40
You know what I mean? Like, that, it's how it's taught.
Big DaveHOST
54:43
He's doing it right out the book, man, one-on-one with Red Auerbach on the f- on the cover.
Matt PeckHOST
54:47
[laughs]
Big DaveHOST
54:47
Like, he's doing it exactly how it is taught.
Big DaveHOST
55:28
He's gonna-
Matt PeckHOST
55:28
...
Matt PeckHOST
55:28
I was gonna explain to the young folks in the chat who Red Auerbach is, but then I just said, "You know what? No."
Big DaveHOST
55:33
[laughs]
speaker_0NARRATOR
42:32
Mark Cuban, the Mavericks' owner, was livid and had to pay $250,000 for criticizing the referees.
speaker_0NARRATOR
42:38
After the season, Tony Kukoc, Nick Van Exel, and Vin Baker retired, and so did legendary Celtics coach and executive Red Auerbach, who resigned from his position as the team president after 56 years with the franchise.
speaker_0NARRATOR
42:49
And just a few months later, on October 28th, Auerbach died at the age of 89, passing away with 16 championship rings to his name, the most in NBA history.
speaker_0NARRATOR
42:58
But before the 2006-2007 season started, there was another surprise in the draft, which marked the second straight season with a foreign player selected first overall.

24 MINS LATER

speaker_0NARRATOR
66:52
But in the Finals, Kobe played the best and most mature basketball of his career, hitting timely shots and knowing when to dish it out to his teammates.
speaker_0NARRATOR
67:01
Bryant averaged 32.4 points, 5.6 rebounds, 7.4 assists, 1.4 steals, and 1.4 blocks to lead the Lakers to their 15th NBA title, defeating the Magic in five games.
speaker_0NARRATOR
67:13
It was also the 10th NBA championship for Phil Jackson, who passed Red Auerbach as the winningest coach of all time.
speaker_0NARRATOR
67:19
After the season, Dikembe Mutombo retired at the age of 42 after playing in the NBA for 18 seasons.
David JamesHOST
15:23
We know of the Bill Russell story, but I didn't-
Patrick KinahanHOST
15:25
Like I, I, I, I didn't see Red Auerbach coach basketball.
David JamesHOST
15:27
Right.
David JamesHOST
15:27
Right.
Patrick KinahanHOST
15:28
But I've heard enough-
David JamesHOST
15:29
Yeah
Patrick KinahanHOST
15:29
... about Red Auerbach and the Celtics to know the guy was really good.
David JamesHOST
15:33
But it's weird for me to compare Bill Russell and Michael Jordan because I, one I watched all the time, and one I've only watched clips and read and listened.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
2:46
Basically, your ability to be dynastic.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
2:48
Like, think about, like, Phil Jackson, Red Auerbach, uh, Pat Riley during Showtime, Gregg Popovich, et cetera.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
2:55
And the, the third, uh, uh, standard of the B5 value measures a coach's best five seasons using my me- uh, rate- my rating system, which is based on winning percentages.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
3:06
The higher a team's winning percentage is in a given season, the more points they earn.

7 MINS LATER

Jeff StampkaHOST
10:26
He won.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
10:27
Yeah.
Mathew DiBiaseHOST
10:27
Well, then guess what? Red Auerbach had Bill Russell, and Russell made all the difference in the world.
Jeff StampkaHOST
10:33
That's true.
Rich RubinHOST
4:49
And I don't remember if there was a rule to that, just because the Celtics had the rights.
Rich RubinHOST
4:52
But Red Auerbach, architect of the Celtics, made it happen.
Rich RubinHOST
4:56
He got a great defender in Quinn Buckner for absolutely nothing.
Rich RubinHOST
5:00
Celtics still piss me off to this [laughs] day, even though I like Larry Bird.
Trey KirbyHOST
26:35
On the other side of the spectrum, a disaster season for the Celtics.
Trey KirbyHOST
26:39
Franchise legend Red Auerbach passed away from a heart attack right before the season started.
J.E. SkeetsHOST
26:44
Hmm.
Trey KirbyHOST
26:44
In December, Paul Pierce hurt his foot, which sent Boston into a tailspin.
James BrownGUEST
3:42
For my high school coach, he had to carry on what my mother and father had set as foundational imprints in our lives.
James BrownGUEST
3:50
And my high school coach, Morgan Wootten, one of the finest coaches, as Red Auerbach of basketball fame, John Wooden-
Jim DalyHOST
3:57
Wow
James BrownGUEST
3:57
... of, uh, college basketball fame, um, Dean Smith, God bless him, they said he was the finest coach on any level.

11 MINS LATER

Jim DalyHOST
14:53
What was it? You know, obviously, you had your daughter out of wedlock, you mentioned.
Jim DalyHOST
14:57
How long after did you come to Christ? What started you in a faith trajectory?
James BrownGUEST
15:04
In as succinct a fashion as I can, after being cut by the Atlanta Hawks, and I did get a chance the following year when Red Auerbach, God bless him, asked me to come to trial for the Boston Celtics, and I was again the last person cut.
Jim DalyHOST
15:18
Mm.
T-BonePANELIST
37:50
But I was...
T-BonePANELIST
37:51
He was telling stories about how back in the day, like Red Auerbach, if you were a season ticket holder, would, like, take you down to show you your seats and stuff like that.
T-BonePANELIST
37:58
Like, in the, the, the '80s.
Scott ZolakHOST
38:00
Crazy.
Dusty BakerGUEST
43:41
And I, and I, and I said, "Mr.
Dusty BakerGUEST
43:43
Russell, can you tell me your secret to how you guys just beat everybody year in and year out? You know, was it Red Auerbach? Was it, uh, uh, uh, uh, Cousy? Was it Sam Jones? Or, you know, who was it? Sat Sanders?" And he goes, "No, man." He goes, "We loved each other."
Steve SaxHOST
43:59
Wow.
Dusty BakerGUEST
43:59
And, and I was like, I was like, "Really? [laughs] That's how you did it?" [laughs]
Jermaine WigginsHOST
29:34
But I, like, how many statues of coaches are there really? I, like, it's generally...
Jermaine WigginsHOST
29:39
Well, there's the Red Auerbach-
Greg HillHOST
29:40
Mm
Jermaine WigginsHOST
29:40
... sitting in the, uh-
Greg HillHOST
29:45
I, I, I-
Jermaine WigginsHOST
29:45
And because it's hard in football because you brought up Lombardi, right? And Lombardi, I don't know how, how many championships Bart Starr was his quarterback, the, oh, w- for all of them.
Jermaine WigginsHOST
29:55
But I would say it's similar to what we saw Red Auerbach and Bill Russell, right? You have a guy and a coach that they are synonymous with winning championships together and a ridiculous amount of championships together.
Jermaine WigginsHOST
30:09
You can't have one without the other when it comes to a statue 'cause it just doesn't work.

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