Joe Mazzulla expresses excitement for Boston Celtics' tough upcoming schedule, looking forward to the team's challenges in the weeks ahead.

After a flop at the '24 ASG driven by an exit from the playground style format, a return to the old style that didn't have its intended effect.

The Boston Celtics had a massive win over the Indiana Pacers on Friday night. They killed the Pacers 142-105 in a game that was never close at any point. Indiana never had a chance after Jaylen Brown had a career-high 44 points in this game because the Pacers failed to properly cover the three-point line.

The Boston Celtics entered their game against the Indiana Pacers on the back of a two-game losing streak. Joe Mazzulla's team has looked disjointed on both sides of the floor in recent weeks as it continues to navigate a revolving door of injury issues.

After another loss against a team they ought to have beaten thanks in part to subpar shooting from beyond the arc, Mazzulla opened up about the recent spate of bad shooting from deep for Boston of late. "I like the shots that we take," said Mazzula. "I like the people that are taking them. We just have to work through it."

The Boston Celtics were one of the best teams in the NBA in 2024. Joe Mazzulla, the head coach, talked about the reasons for his team's excellent performance. Jayson Tatum’s Boston Celtics have enjoyed an impressive season,

The new year is almost here, and it’s been an incredible 365 days for the Boston Celtics. The C’s captured an NBA title in June and carried their winning ways into the 2024-25 regular season. In fact,

Joe Mazzulla has also changed Boston's approach. Jayson Tatum is now the primary scoring threat during the opening quarter, with Jaylen Brown running the second unit. That change