ESPN Appears To Have Leaked Coach Of The Year Winner

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ESPN Appears To Have Leaked Coach Of The Year Winner

ESPN appeared to reveal J.B. Bickerstaff as Coach of the Year before Tuesday’s announcement, listing Detroit’s coach alongside other award winners in an All-NBA article. The screenshot said the league’s annual awards were “capped” by All-Defensive, All-Rookie, and clutch honors, then included Bickerstaff in end-of-season rundown. If accurate, this is the 2nd award they leaked, after Shams prematurely revealed MVP.

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