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Boston Celtics Finally Break Seven-Year Trend With Latest Move

The Boston Celtics have broken a seven-year trend by bringing Phil Pressey back for a second season as head coach of their G League affiliate.

Published: Sunday, 4 October 2026 at 3:28 PM
Boston Celtics Finally Break Seven-Year Trend With Latest Move
Key Things to Know
  • Phil Pressey became the first Maine Celtics head coach to return for a second season in seven years.
  • Pressey led Maine to a 27-23 overall record and a G League playoff berth in his first season.
  • Maine finalized its staff with returning assistants Mike Malat and Boaz Mensah alongside newcomer Devin Sweetney.
The Story in 60 Seconds

The Boston Celtics retained Phil Pressey as head coach of their G League affiliate, the Maine Celtics, for a second season. The announcement makes Pressey the first Maine Celtics head coach to return for a second consecutive campaign in seven years. In his debut season, Pressey guided Maine to a 27-23 overall record, securing a playoff appearance and reaching the Tip-Off Tournament after posting a 9-5 run.

Maine finalized Pressey's staff, bringing back assistant coach Mike Malat and player development lead Boaz Mensah while adding Devin Sweetney. Ahead of their November 6 season opener against the Westchester Knicks, Maine also acquired the rights to Ibou Badji, Tyler Polley, Erik Reynolds II, and a 2026 first-round draft pick from the Windy City Bulls for Jalen Bridges and Tyrell Roberts.

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