Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla loves to push his players, and his halftime challenge sparked the team's comeback win ...

Sherrod Blakely, Gary Washburn, and Kwani Lunis discussed Boston's struggles before questioning whether Joe Mazzulla deser ...

INGLEWOOD, Calif. — Two and a half years into the Joe Mazzulla era in Boston, trust has been established in this regime. The Celtics players may not always agree with the decisions of their head ...

Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla reflected on the struggles in a very odd way. “I’m actually more excited at this juncture of the season than I was at the beginning,” Mazzulla told reporters.

Joe Mazzulla clapped on the sidelines as his Boston Celtics stars Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown scuffled against the Atlanta Hawks. Mazzulla refused to step in as Tatum got tangled with Onyeka ...

As Jayson Tatum and Onyeka Okongwu wrestled for the ball, Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla was watching from the sidelines with his thumbs in the air, likely signaling for the officials to call a jump ball.

And, as referees and security guards tried to separate the Celtics and Atlanta Hawks, Joe Mazzulla clapped his hands repeatedly while he walked from the sideline to enter the scrum. In overtime ...

In typical Joe Mazzulla fashion, he is asking his team to embrace and even enjoy their recent struggles and the process of returning to form. Mazzulla said the players have to welcome the ...

The Boston Celtics boast one of the NBA's most fearsome starting lineups when at full strength. Oddly enough, the group's undeniable talent hasn't translated to success on their quest for a repeat.

The Boston Celtics have gone 12-8 since the beginning of December and Joe Mazzulla's team has struggled on both sides of the floor in recent weeks. They've been unable to protect the rim (or the ...

When asked about public slights against his Celtics players, Joe Mazzulla’s message has been consistent: Criticism, Mazzulla believes, is both a compliment and a fact of life for star athletes.

"I would say the ultimate compliment is we're 28-11 and this is the type of conversation that we're having," said Joe Mazzulla while fielding post-game questions aimed at uncovering what's keeping ...