The 136–86 blowout win of Boston Celtics on the Brooklyn Net with the head coach which marked a milestone for Mazullah, which binds John Kundla of Miniapolis Lakes as the fifth fastest head coach for winning 100 regular season in 1950.
After the suspension of the then-coach IME UDOKA, the interim head coach was named a few days before the start of last season, Majullah ran on the ground, leading Boston to the League-Best 18–4 records through 2022. As of 16 February 2023, Celtics made Majulla’s position permanent. He will continue to take Boston to a record of 57-25 while getting the second seed at the Eastern Conference.
Rapid forward for the current day, Celtics are making their way with the rest of the league, sitting with 43–12 records with NBA standing. With a record of the previous season jointly, Mazullah has led his Boston squad for a combined 100–37 records, leading to the second year coach the highest win percentage in league history (73 percent), crossing the Great Phil Jackson (70.4 percent) for a long time.
“As I told people, I think it’s something to be proud,” Mazullah said after the victory of Wednesday night. “This is to be grateful to something, and it is a will for the people around you.”
Team over self is a practice that Mazzulla has campaigned since the reins of Celtics in the previous season. After his own leadership, Mazullah credited people around him for early success in Boston. Without people like Jason Tatam or Jayalan Brown, did Majullah win 100 games quickly? Probably not. Can Boston be such a dominant record this season this season, without Majullah, without Majullah, the purpose to keep the Tatam, Brown, and the rest of the Cultics roster first to keep the team first and win over all personal achievements? Then, maybe not. Mazzulla and Celtics are putting on a clinic as to play basketball correctly as a team.
“In a business where individual success is excessively talked about on a night basis, there is a group of people you can share in your success, it is important,” said Mazullah. “We can’t go to this point [without each other]But it actually begins with players.
“I always tell them that I can’t be what I am if they do not give me, and I appreciate it – this is a gift in coaching, always to stay in a situation where you do not have empowerment or you do not have people who allow you to be themselves. This is an important gift that players give me, and they give it to each other, and I think I think it is important for it, so I think that is there, so I think that is there, I am important for this, so I am important that we are important for it, “
Cultics will now hit the poses after the six-game winning line to enter the all-star break, with Snobs will have the facility of tatam and brown after the snobs bypassing Deric White and Crystaps Porzingis. Brown Garald will represent Boston for the first time after Green, who won it back in 2007.