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Ex-Celtics Champion Kendrick Perkins Gets the Retaliatory Shot from Joe Mazzulla

Joe Mazzulla, speaking before Boston’s game against the Indiana Pacers, reiterated the team’s ιnjury report. Kristaps Porzingis, Luke Kornet, and Al Horford were all officially ruled out, as he verified.

With the remark, “I’m a bird brain,” Mazzulla mirrored the reporter’s caustic request for his medical knowledge. “I am not capable of doing that,” you are aware.This is Mazzulla’s way of retaliating over the bird brain insult from former Celtics champion Kendrick Perkins.

On January 20, following the Celtics’ loss to the Nuggets, Perkins drew an illustration of Mazzulla’s thoughts using a bird.

Have funWith two Joe Mazzullas, Perkins declared on NBA Countdown. Their guiding principle is that they will make more three-pointers than you. He appears fantastic when they Һit them. Another Joe Mazzulla, who does nothing but stand there, makes you scratch your head. A bird will begin to fly backwards if you remove his brain and implant it into it. There you have it, Joe Mazzulla.

After then, Perkins clarified his reasoning for drawing that parallel.

“Do you understand my point? He doesn’t receive the easy looks from his guys, that’s why. We emphasized the need to аssаult the paint repeatedly. You have a lot of me𝚗 that are excellent cutters. They can’t keep playing AAU basketball all the time. You must possess sets.

Even though Mazzulla apparently doesn’t do that, the Celtics are playing exceptionally well under his tutelage, according to Perkins. At 36-11, the Celtics had the best record in the NBA as of January 30.

Joe Mazzulla Denounces “Entitlement” StoryOn January 30, following the Celtics’ victory over the Pelicans, Joe Mazzulla addressed the narrative stating that the team should consistently be in the lead.According to NBC Sports Boston, Mazzulla mentioned that during the first half, there was a feeling of entitlement, as if they were expected to play exceptional basketball in every quarter and game. However, he clarified that this is not the case.

While the Pelicans were ahead at halftime, Mazzulla shared what he had told his players.

The second quarter saw us allow 24 points, and I told the team that at halftime. Results were 25–24. Despite allowing 36 points in the first quarter, we managed to win the quarter. We have to keep playing whether we’re down five or up eight because having this expectation that everything should always go a certain way is just harmful. It is irrelevant.