The Latest Breaking News from Joe Mazzulla

As one of the NBA's best teams in the 2022-23 season, the Boston Celtics ought to be in the mix for several of the league's honors for individual excellence in the regular season.

BOSTON — Hours before Friday’s game versus Toronto, the Celtics reported a new finger injury for Jaylen Brown and ruled out Marcus Smart for a second straight game due to neck spasms.

Banners or bust? Or could the Celtics come away with less and still feel okay with how they did?

Joe Mazzulla has stayed consistent with his desire for the Celtics to continue winning and build good habits as the playoffs inch closer. Even though their final two regular season games will be meaningless for them in the standings, that intention doesn’t appear to be changing.

Mazzulla and his peer helming the Connecticut Sun, Stephanie White, break it down for us.

The most revealing aspect of Joel Embiid’s performance Tuesday night against the Celtics wasn’t the 52 points he scored or the 13 rebounds he grabbed but the truth he told.

Boston's head coach hints rest may not be the priority some assumed it might be to end 2022-23.

Joe Mazzulla and Jayson Tatum offered their admiration and praise for Blake Griffin's energy and leadership during Friday night's win and beyond.

BOSTON — Less than 24 hours after one of their best wins of the season, the Celtics could have made excuses.

The Celtics fended off a feisty Jazz effort, with Jayson Tatum's 39 points fueling a 122-114 Boston win.

After the blowout loss, the players who spoke after the game and head coach Joe Mazzulla both did not seem especially concerned.