Stimulating: Joe Mazzulla Outlines the Boston Celtics’ Enticing Goal-Setting Mentality
With the NBA’s in-season tournament ongoing, Celtics like Jaylen Brown mentioned it was, at minimum, a nice change-of-pace to the routine of the regular season. The NBA goes on for 82 games, so there are certainly the dog days of the season where the schedule feels endless.
The C’s have taken care of business for the most part, putting together an East-best 16-5 record. There are areas they need to clean up, but they’re still one of the best teams in the league. That’s an encouraging sign considering the Celtics are still folding in new pieces like Kristaps Porzingis and Jrue Holiday.
Despite the potential doldrums of the season, Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla talked about now being the perfect time to set some goals compared to before the season.
“When you set goals, you set them when you’re healthy, when you’re not sore, when you haven’t played yet, when there’s no stats, and when you haven’t like had to go through three days,” Mazzulla said. “Goal-setting should happen right now, when like you’re tired, you’re a little sore, when maybe you’re playing well or you’re not playing well.”
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