That response from the ESPN commentator, who took issue with……
NBA Championship center Kendrick Perkins, who now plays center for the Boston Celtics, is a fan of Joe Mazzulla’s retaliation when the head coach was chastised for statistics about the C’s post-up frequency that weren’t even accurate.
Former NBA Championship center Kendrick Perkins, who now plays center for the Boston Celtics, is a fan of Joe Mazzulla’s retaliation when the head coach was chastised for statistics about the C’s post-up frequency that weren’t even accurate.
Perkins’ shocking admission on The Pat McAfee Show that he wasn’t invited to the Celtics’ practice by Jiu-Jitsu instructor Mazzulla was highlighted by NESN’s Jason Ounpraseuth.
Mazzulla shown his willingness to defend both himself and his group. That’s a true example of leadership. With a sizable advantage over second place going into the All-Star break, so is the league’s top record. stated Ounpraseuth. ‘Pat McAfee Show’: The ESPN expert said that the invitation never reached his mailbox. He acknowledged it made him feel “in his feelings.”
The head coach made fun of Perkins for his mistake the night before the C’s victory against the Brooklyn Nets ahead of the All-Star break—not the 50-point rout at the TD Garden on February 14 that was Mazzulla’s 100th victory—in the NYC game.
Mazzulla told reporters in Brooklyn, “We talked over the last week or so” (h/t MassLive). “We firmly believe that more posts are necessary. I feel like we aren’t blogging often enough. Mazzulla said, “I was joking,” to a reporter who followed up to inquire about why they ought to stress post-ups more, as reported by Souichi Terada of MassLive.
We rank top in efficiency and second in frequency.”Mazzulla shown his willingness to defend both himself and his group. That’s a true example of leadership. With a sizable advantage over second place going into the All-Star break, so is the league’s top record.