Springfield Holyoke, MA, September 22, 2026 —

Doc Rivers, a prominent figure in the NBA known for his coaching tenure with the Boston Celtics, is set to join NBC in a non-coaching capacity for the upcoming NBA season.

The specific details regarding the nature of his role at NBC have not been fully disclosed. However, it has been confirmed that the position will not involve coaching responsibilities. Rivers brings extensive experience from his time on the sidelines, most notably leading the Celtics to an NBA championship in 2008.

His transition to a media role marks a new chapter following his departure from coaching. The upcoming NBA season is anticipated to feature Rivers contributing to NBC’s coverage or programming, though the exact platform and format of his involvement remain pending further announcement.

Rivers’ career includes significant coaching stints with multiple NBA franchises, accumulating a notable record and recognition within the league. His previous association with the Boston Celtics is a key part of his professional legacy in basketball.

The exact start date for his role with NBC and the full scope of his responsibilities are expected to be clarified closer to the commencement of the NBA season. This move represents a shift from direct team management to a role within sports broadcasting.



Story summarized from the original created by Brian Robb on www.masslive.com, see more information here.

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