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“I’m a football fan.”
BOSTON — Joe Mazzulla, the head coach of the Boston Celtics, is always open to suggestions on how to develop the club and better position its overall progress in order to make a run at the NBA Finals.
Tipping his cap and vocalizing his support for newly-hired New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo, perhaps a few more trips to Jerod are on the agenda before the Celtics embark on their playoff hunt.
In the meantime, Boston can focus on maintaining its NBA-best and No. 1 seed in the East.
linebacker Michah Parsons of the Dallas Cowboys as examples of cross-sport influences that Mazzulla has observed from a distance.
In the meantime, Boston can focus on maintaining its NBA-best and No. 1 seed in the East.
We utilize some of the wide receiver routes for our plays, just like discovering those little ways. Therefore, I believe you can learn something from any sport that you get involved in. Thus, I do pay attention to it.
That attention to detail on all fronts has paid off, so far.
Boston’s rarely found itself out of a game, despite what its 12-9 road record might suggest. Aside from their most recent (135-102) loss to the Bucks in Milwaukee, in which Mazzulla pulled out all of the starters by halftime in, the Celtics have held their ground with just about everybody in the league.
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Since then, both trades have worked out wonderfully and have improved the Celtics overall, both offensively and defensively. Boston leads the Eastern Conference in defensive rating (110.6) this season, 17 spots ahead of the second-place and 19th-ranked Bucks. Derrick White and Jrue Holiday also lead the East in blocks, ranking first and third among all NBA guards. Brad Stevens, the president of basketball operations at Boston, made what appeared to be risky offseason triggers in trading for Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday.
Tipping his cap and vocalizing his support for newly-hired New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo, perhaps a few more trips to Gillette Stadium are on the agenda before the Celtics embark on their playoff hunt.
In the meantime, Boston can focus on maintaining its NBA-best and No. 1 seed in the East.
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