Blog — Kevin Eastman

Bob's Legacy I know this isn't a topic I usually write about, but it's one that hit home when my friend and college teammate passed away two weeks ago. Bob McCurdy, 68, lost his hard-fought battle with cancer on July 29. Bob was a lifelo

Wendy EastmanAugust 14, 2020

Connecticut is one of many teams that is using WHY THE BEST ARE THE BEST as a way to encourage team discussion, personal and team growth, and coming together on and off the basketball court. We have been thrilled to hear from college an

Wendy EastmanJuly 16, 2020

Thank You, Kobe for Leaving So Many Success Lessons With Us It still stings to say the  late  Kobe Bryant. And it's an understatement to say that we are sorry he is no longer with us. We feel especially sad for his family, who

Wendy EastmanJuly 6, 2020

Dealing in Reality: The Importance of Truth When I’m asked what it’s like to coach in the NBA, one of the first things I talk about is that you must deal in reality at this level. There is no time and, quite frankly, no tolerance to fals

Wendy EastmanJune 25, 2020

Time Zones: Spare Time. Part Time. Full Time.

Time Zones: Spare Time. Part Time. Full Time.

Wendy EastmanJanuary 15, 2019commitment, basketball coaching, basketball, consistency, success, unrequired work, teammate

Deal in Reality

Deal in Reality

Wendy EastmanJanuary 7, 2019reality, truth, NBA, Kevin Garnett, Doc Rivers, coaching, basketball coaching

What About Truth?

What About Truth?

Wendy EastmanJanuary 4, 2019

Simple Often Beats Spectacular

Simple Often Beats Spectacular

Wendy EastmanDecember 21, 2018success, simplicity, coaching philosophy, coaching, basketball coaching