Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla suggested that the NBA bring back on-court fights, prompting a humorous response from Draymond Green, known for being involved in several scuffles in his career.

Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla recently said something really bonkers. He later tried to clarify what he said but the clarification was still kind of bonkers. In saying what he said ...

Joe Mazzulla must have enjoyed playing NFL Blitz and NHL Hitz growing up. The coach of the reigning champion Celtics revealed that he wished the NBA allowed more fighting like others sports do.

During his weekly appearance on 98.5 The Sports Hub’s “Zolak & Bertrand” Tuesday, Mazzulla pitched the idea of incorporating power plays into basketball. “Basketball is one of the only ...

Since stepping into the Boston Celtics head coaching role, Joe Mazzulla has been willing to offer his unfiltered thoughts. During a recent appearance on Boston's 98.5 The Sports Hub radio station ...

Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla answered some follow up questions about his recent comments that the NBA should allow a power play and bring back fighting during his pregame press conference ahead of ...

In just his third season as head coach of the Celtics, Joe Mazzulla has firmly cemented himself as the NBA's most interesting man. A year and a half after The Sporting News' Steph Noh outlined ...

But Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla pitched some pretty wild ideas to switch up the game of hoops — and it sounds like he might have attended a Bruins game or two during his time in Beantown.

Have you been craving more fights in the NBA? You and Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla think the same way, then. And that's a good thing — we think. The Celtics idiosyncratic head coach went ...

Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla has been known for his feisty nature, so it shouldn't be a surprise that one of his dream NBA rule changes is a bit daring. Mazzulla said during a radio ...

The Boston Celtics were a juggernaut during Joe Mazzulla's second season on the sideline, raising the franchise's league-leading 18th Larry O'Brien Trophy in June following a 64-win regular season.