Joe Mazzulla sees room for improvement in Boston Celtics blowout of Chicago Bulls
Despite a projected underperforming record, the Boston Celtics found themselves in a commanding position against the Chicago Bulls, defeating the team 134-100 in a blowout victory at TD Garden on Monday night. Head coach Joe Mazzulla, mindful of the parity in the league, acknowledged that Chicago posed a genuine challenge due to their relentless pace and defensive pressure.
Mazzulla praised the Bulls for their ability to capitalize on scoring opportunities following the Celtics' own baskets, adding that they narrowly prevented this trend in the game. The coach emphasized that most of the Celtics' turnovers occurred during dead balls, preventing them from being exploited. While Mazzulla commended his team's effort and intensity throughout the contest, he recognized the need to refine their sharpness on both ends of the floor.
He underscored that improvement in each aspect of their play, whether it be a win or a loss, is essential as they prepare for their next match against the Brooklyn Nets.
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