Celtics Coach Joe Mazzulla Reflects On Last Season's End, Tatum & Brown and His Team's Mindset Today

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  • Опубликовано: 31 дек 2024

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  • @YOUNGMANANDTHREE
    @YOUNGMANANDTHREE  Год назад +183

    Thanks for watching, everyone! Joe was awesome.

    • @skatedurr
      @skatedurr Год назад +2

      Almost million subscribers!

    • @spencerwilliams3385
      @spencerwilliams3385 Год назад

      Thank you for sharing this video with the RUclips community. Much appreciated. All the best!

    • @Redsdelight
      @Redsdelight Год назад +1

      Great interview. Joe should really let his personality shine through in the post game’s this year. Understandably, he seemed really combative last year and this made him more likeable.
      You should interview Spo if you can.

    • @SpeedFoe
      @SpeedFoe Год назад

      He’s retarded. & so are you for defending his idiocy…!!! Normalizing stupidity…!!! Unreal…!!

    • @chukwunonsoi5327
      @chukwunonsoi5327 Год назад

      Hi JJ please Joe mentioned a book WAR by who again, i missed that and cant seem to get the exact moment and replay

  • @ljb8271
    @ljb8271 6 месяцев назад +103

    POV you’re watching this back when the Celtics are in the finals. Joe is such a great coach

    • @davidhitzy8580
      @davidhitzy8580 6 месяцев назад +12

      After the Celtics won the finals!

    • @geordiejones5618
      @geordiejones5618 6 месяцев назад +6

      I'm rewatching now that they won. Well earned coach.

    • @BatmanISTheGame
      @BatmanISTheGame 6 месяцев назад

      @@davidhitzy8580 And before!

    • @yowhatsmyname
      @yowhatsmyname 5 месяцев назад +1

      Seems like he was teaching the team about having a killer mindset. Had them watching UFC fights apparently.

  • @ChatWithAsh
    @ChatWithAsh Год назад +343

    As a long time Boston fan, so happy Brad didn’t listen to the locals and held onto Joe. He was put in a tough situation last year, granted great team but absolutely thrown in the deep end with zero prep. Excited for 2024! JJ, it would be a DREAM to have you on the C’s coaching staff! A ton of great golf courses here in Mass! 😅

    • @jayblizzock
      @jayblizzock Год назад +5

      Seeing CWA in this section of YT is something I didn't expect. Love to see it

    • @medz32
      @medz32 Год назад +13

      Real fans know what's up. Sports radio in Boston fosters the harshest and COLDEST takes. It's unbelievable.

    • @Squillified
      @Squillified Год назад +3

      appreciate you Ash🍀

    • @jayblizzock
      @jayblizzock Год назад +1

      @medz32 I was totally talking about his Clash Royale videos 💀. But definitely put me on new material 👌

    • @RicRugerFlare
      @RicRugerFlare Год назад

      I have to confess I wanted him gone too but I’m appreciative for this interview. Go Joe and Go Celtics 👏🏾

  • @thomasdatka5467
    @thomasdatka5467 Год назад +361

    Joe is incredibly intelligent and well spoken. His maturity is evident, all power to him.

    • @greenman6889
      @greenman6889 Год назад +10

      He’s basically Brad 2.0 for good or bad

    • @Tony-wn2lq
      @Tony-wn2lq Год назад +3

      @@greenman6889no he’s not

    • @Adam-zw1ck
      @Adam-zw1ck Год назад +2

      He's more like Brad 0.5

    • @dreholder1073
      @dreholder1073 Год назад +1

      Why wouldn’t he be well spoken? He’s a grown man with a professional job

    • @Tony-wn2lq
      @Tony-wn2lq Год назад +2

      @@dreholder1073swear whenever it’s a black man all the comments are “he’s so well spoken”

  • @leorukavina3939
    @leorukavina3939 Год назад +285

    This interview kinda humanized joe for me, usually all you see is him kinda being belichick like in post game pressers, this was dope. Jj is the best media person in sports.

    • @dasupremegentlelad4321
      @dasupremegentlelad4321 Год назад +23

      It's kinda crazy how comments like these are more and more common. Like I know they don't really have a personality when they're on TV cause they're at work but the idea of not really looking at someone like a regular human until they start talking is pretty wild. Everyone is human

    • @dasupremegentlelad4321
      @dasupremegentlelad4321 Год назад +5

      @@sometimesposting6779 that's from you guys listening to them and actually believing them then. No one should dictate what your own opinion is on a stranger

    • @benl9775
      @benl9775 Год назад

      @@dasupremegentlelad4321 some people show”human” side more than others. It was Joe’s first year dealing with the media in Boston. He was little more guarded and defensive then he will be in the future.
      Someone like the Dolphins coach McDaniels shows much more of his personality. It’s not all people just perceiving them incorrectly.

    • @michaelf6205
      @michaelf6205 Год назад

      @@dasupremegentlelad4321sports media, fans, sports gambling, and reporters all objectify athletes . It’s only natural that it would be hard for people to see the human side of things

    • @YouCanCallMeReTro
      @YouCanCallMeReTro Год назад +6

      If I was a coach I'd get really annoyed by interviews too. Getting the same old cardboard cut-out questions time and time again. With JJ you're actually having a nice discussion so guys are themselves.

  • @RonaldTungol-j8d
    @RonaldTungol-j8d Год назад +502

    Dude, if only we got joe thoughts on having jrue

    • @reneo6866
      @reneo6866 Год назад +2

      You assume it was recorded after the trade lol

    • @invisible7355
      @invisible7355 Год назад

      ​​@reneosmena5596 JJ Reddick said it was recorded two days before the trade and he wished he had known

    • @RonaldTungol-j8d
      @RonaldTungol-j8d Год назад +69

      It was recorded two days before the jrue to Boston trade for reference guys

    • @MultipleMike-tl2ty
      @MultipleMike-tl2ty Год назад

      Did you guys not realize he is trolling with this question?

    • @LateMarch3
      @LateMarch3 Год назад +21

      @@reneo6866JJ literally mentions it was recorded before the trade in the beginning. @user is just a wishing it wasn’t and we had gotten to hear his thoughts on it

  • @erikjansen8597
    @erikjansen8597 Год назад +20

    "Analytics do go out the window in the playoffs, because the sample size is much smaller." Joe Mazzulla. Thank you for saying that. I've been saying that forever. I feel validated now. lol

  • @Matt-yz3iq
    @Matt-yz3iq Год назад +90

    I was at WVU with joe when he was starting pg there. Had a few classes with him and he was a guy that actually showed up to class took it seriously and was also genuinely a good person… would offer me rides after class and very down to earth person. Glad to see he is doing so well.

    • @avthecool129
      @avthecool129 Год назад +4

      That’s awesome

    • @brooks9184
      @brooks9184 6 месяцев назад +1

      Was there the same time. Had a Spanish class with Tavon Austin. Couldn’t say he was the same, he tried to cheat off me on a couple exams and I finally was like “dude, I live on Sunnyside, I don’t I’m the one you wanna cheat off”. Also had a friend get in a fight with Truck Bryant at a party. He was a loser too. Good times 😂

  • @rahmelg
    @rahmelg Год назад +336

    Supporter recommendation, have your editor mark the time stamps/chapters for the conversations throughout the video. Love the show. Keep growing

  • @guanteblanco8995
    @guanteblanco8995 5 месяцев назад +9

    It's funny that this is now an interview between the Lakers head coach and the Celtics head coach.

  • @adamrichards9524
    @adamrichards9524 6 месяцев назад +14

    The coaches of the two biggest nba rivals and organizations having a wholesome chat!

    • @robertcardial9736
      @robertcardial9736 Месяц назад

      Im tripping rn ha ima laker fan never would have watched this if jj didn't get the job, but damn as a man in my own struggles it's a dope conversation 🧐

  • @Raptor77.
    @Raptor77. Год назад +83

    I don’t know how to explain it but this the most mid thirties conversation ever

    • @Adam-zw1ck
      @Adam-zw1ck Год назад +5

      Lmaooooo

    • @PrickFlair
      @PrickFlair 6 месяцев назад +3

      You mean a real conversation? What do you want them to talk about? Pointless sh!t like celebs or politics ? 🤡

    • @ahmad7ido
      @ahmad7ido 6 месяцев назад +3

      I think he refers to the phase of maturity and nonstop struggles that men go through at their mid 30s to figure out who they are, at least that was the feeling I got in many segments here.

    • @PrickFlair
      @PrickFlair 6 месяцев назад

      @@ahmad7ido people just lack depth, bunch of NPC’s who idolize no talent mfs like this commenter

    • @robertcardial9736
      @robertcardial9736 Месяц назад

      Im tripping rn ha ima laker fan never would have watched this if jj didn't get the job, but damn as a man in my own struggles it's a dope conversation 🧐

  • @swordboy5477
    @swordboy5477 Год назад +61

    Absolutely love his attitude. The Celtics are in good hands.

  • @Axonnultrax14
    @Axonnultrax14 6 месяцев назад +7

    Coming back to this video after the Celtics won the championship starts putting things into place. What Mazzulla was able to do with this team was amazing: he not only instilled this sense of determination & dedication to just winning, no matter how or who did it, I think he genuinely made all these guys into friends. Their team chemistry is off the charts & clearly everyone respects each other greatly & just wants the team to win as a whole, because they know that they’ll all be happy together. Combine that mindset with Mazzulla’s naturally & insanely analytical thought processes, this team was absolutely enhanced by this young coach. Bravo Joe, you are a model coach by which others will hopefully aspire to be like 👏👏

    • @cvgodd1432
      @cvgodd1432 3 месяца назад

      Nice take this is all true! Celtics players all get along and like each other and it shows on the court. They trust each other.

  • @aieshadaniels6104
    @aieshadaniels6104 Год назад +98

    As a BOSTON Celtic Fan I just really wish JJ joined Jo's Coaching Staff, hopefully one day soon when he is done coaching his son!

    • @eliyarrows2456
      @eliyarrows2456 Год назад

      He was apparently offered the raptors job if he wanted it but idk if that’s true

    • @Iulznazi
      @Iulznazi 6 месяцев назад +2

      And of course, JJ goes to the Lakers lol

    • @robertcardial9736
      @robertcardial9736 Месяц назад

      As a laker fan this is the best case scenario we hate eachother but at the end the day who else would you want to lead the next chapter of our rivalry 🫡 i look forward to this new era of Laker/Celtics history

  • @krumbleme2
    @krumbleme2 Год назад +31

    Clearly, this is the most open we've ever heard Joe. Enjoyed hearing him discuss his philosophy. Very insightful interview. Thank you JJ.

  • @SpinMoveBasketball
    @SpinMoveBasketball 6 месяцев назад +5

    This interview is amazing. Going to my first year as a head coach, this is what I needed to hear. Being honest with your players is the first step of breaking the ice and establishing a connection. Thank you JJ.

  • @X5J2UY
    @X5J2UY Год назад +41

    One of my favorite episodes. Absolutely fantastic. We need more interviews with coaches talking about the struggles, the mindset an challenges that come with coaching a team.
    Really impressed with Joe and how much he reflects about the team and himself.

  • @ducdanjou7885
    @ducdanjou7885 Год назад +43

    He’s a really easy guy to root for.

  • @JustinWPruett
    @JustinWPruett Год назад +91

    Legit, trying to make sense of this man last season was truly a highlight. He got his criticism, but he showed some promise and is one of the most interesting people in the league. Let’s go!
    Edit: Been 10 minutes, I already love this dude more.

    • @Yrgzip0
      @Yrgzip0 Год назад +11

      I think he’s gonna do great this year having a whole off season to reflect on last year. People forget about how this guy had no idea he was going to be the HC until a week out of training camp. Not to mention Joe was able to select his coaching staff this year, rather than having Ime’s. The Celtics should be fun to watch this year

  • @luisbritto1184
    @luisbritto1184 Год назад +29

    Do you have plans to interview Brad Stevens? Would be Awesome

    • @kyle3860
      @kyle3860 Год назад

      Would make me wet and hard

    • @avthecool129
      @avthecool129 Год назад

      Indeed I would luv that

  • @manueleliseo4273
    @manueleliseo4273 Год назад +15

    As a Boston guy, we're so lucky to have him 💚

  • @Eyevanram
    @Eyevanram 6 месяцев назад +3

    I can listen to Joe talk all day.

  • @jonathanlu8303
    @jonathanlu8303 Год назад +2

    What a positive conversation about both basketball and personal growth. Much appreciated!

  • @jones5250
    @jones5250 Год назад +5

    What an amazing gentleman, brilliant. Let’s celebrate our team and our coach! JJ is very good!

  • @mattydaddy3162
    @mattydaddy3162 Год назад +9

    As a Celtics fan this podcast made me a Joe fan! Great job JJ and keep doing your thing Joe! Celtics fans have your back

  • @aranjenkins2627
    @aranjenkins2627 Год назад +10

    Not really a Celtics fan, but a lifelong WVU fan. Wish nothing but the best for him.

  • @NA-ov8gc
    @NA-ov8gc Год назад +59

    He reminds me of Mike McDaniels: clear communicator, intelligent, funny, and a bit of a odd guy, but odd in a way that shows confidence in and comfort with who they are and what they believe in.

    • @okeythegoat2332
      @okeythegoat2332 Год назад +2

      I’m similar to him but my communication sucks 😂tho

    • @krumbleme2
      @krumbleme2 Год назад

      I'm glad you didn't say Josh McDaniels

    • @bearcatfan1000
      @bearcatfan1000 Год назад +2

      Now I really want him to bring on Mike McDaniel onto the show. I don’t care if there’s no overlap between them, but not only has he interviewed individuals who are way less off the beaten path, but it would make for an oddly interesting episode if so

    • @smirkHD
      @smirkHD Год назад

      That’s crazy I was thinking the same thing when I was watching this

    • @guesswhomofo
      @guesswhomofo Год назад +1

      @@okeythegoat2332 ay that's the easiest one to work on

  • @vinsmoketatum8583
    @vinsmoketatum8583 Год назад +10

    Loved this one especially the last topic. "Figure it out". And I think the Celtics will finally do this season

  • @davidwilliams4837
    @davidwilliams4837 6 месяцев назад +2

    In my "opinion" [such as it is], Mazulla's humility is THE reason the Celtics gained perspective & gelled. LOVE the no-dribble practices & old-school fundamentals & identity. Truly, THIS Celtics team embodied the Auerbach values even the KG/Pierce/Allen teams lacked. In my mind, Bird would LOVE this TEAM [not "collection" of individuals]. It takes a Man of Character & Conviction to stay the course. Even now, people disregard Joe's CRUCIAL influence & leadership. I believe Stevens understands this man's irreplaceable influence on this TEAM [NOT collection of individuals].
    This man is a credit to the NBA & biblical [immutable] VALUES.
    Longtime Celtics fan here: this was the most satisfying championship ever!

  • @Pipsqueak-
    @Pipsqueak- 6 месяцев назад +4

    Cant wait to come back to this video in 11 months for the 2025 Finals when JJ is the head coach of the Lakers facing off vs Mazzulla’s defending champs

  • @focrs
    @focrs Год назад +30

    I wasn’t a big fan of Mazzula last season but after hearing his mindset I understand his decisions last season. I trust in him this season and I think this is the year 🍀

    • @Adam-zw1ck
      @Adam-zw1ck Год назад +1

      It better be the year with that roster.

    • @robersonjean6814
      @robersonjean6814 6 месяцев назад

      How y’all feeling?🍀🍀

  • @ejp507
    @ejp507 Год назад +7

    Brad is a smart dude, that’s evident with all the moves he’s made as a GM. Joe was an assistant on his staff for 3 years while he was still coaching, if Brad saw something in him and made him our guy then I trust him. Go Joe, Go Celtics ☘️

    • @Adam-zw1ck
      @Adam-zw1ck Год назад

      I think he realized he could control Joe so that brads basically still the coach too

  • @vietngyn
    @vietngyn Год назад +6

    Thanks for bringing this content to us JJ. It’s insane to get these grounded conversations that are also very open. Very rare in sports media. Your guests bring a level of trust with you and you balance that that well.

  • @financesage
    @financesage Год назад

    I have coached varsity and came into a situation like Joe did and wow his answers are exactly everything I went through. So different levels obviously but his honesty and what coaches go through are amazingly accurate. There is no BS here. Good luck Joe!

  • @richardclegg5853
    @richardclegg5853 6 месяцев назад +1

    So many coaches with star studded great teams have failed to win the big one... The fact Joe got it done and so quickly is such a testament to his coaching abilities, says it all. No way this young man does not continue to succeed... I just hopes its with the Celtics
    He is absolutely the real deal

  • @EricWeiss_SA
    @EricWeiss_SA Год назад +5

    This was so good. You don’t often get an authentic view if the person behind the player/coach.

  • @bwooWHATitDO
    @bwooWHATitDO Год назад +3

    New respect for and confidence in Joe! Great interview!

  • @jamirbingham4101
    @jamirbingham4101 Год назад +9

    Celtics nation

  • @millyseb
    @millyseb Год назад +8

    Him coming home to his wife and saying WE’RE the intern head coach is so cute

  • @corycariglio1786
    @corycariglio1786 Год назад +1

    Awesome interview. Really got to see Joe for who he is. Big fan.

  • @warriorspiritmovers2589
    @warriorspiritmovers2589 Год назад +1

    The only time i ever reacted poorly as a fan and laid into the team was when they gave up in game seven last year, i blamed it on lack of leadership and coaching. I am glad to see growth in Joe in this conversation. Keep it going Joe

  • @paulg.dunphy1501
    @paulg.dunphy1501 Год назад +1

    Great interview, can't wait to see how this season turns out
    Joe did alright dealt a tough hand last season, and in my opinion was 1 rolled ankle away from coaching in the NBA Finals

  • @Manaconda-Mike
    @Manaconda-Mike Год назад +17

    I think JJ is doing these because in 2 years or less he will be an NBA coach or front office man.

  • @theboogieman401
    @theboogieman401 Год назад +2

    Shout out from the 401 providence RI

  • @TheIndianCelticsShow
    @TheIndianCelticsShow Год назад +2

    Such a great interview! I trust Joe will become one of the best coaches in the NBA. So much wisdom in the interview!

    • @Adam-zw1ck
      @Adam-zw1ck Год назад

      Negative

    • @LeominsterFC
      @LeominsterFC 6 месяцев назад

      @@Adam-zw1ckJust won, don’t quit your day job arm-chair analyst.

  • @leyoppa
    @leyoppa Год назад

    Great one. Joe was super honest and transparent, amazing guest.

  • @Joseph101002
    @Joseph101002 Год назад

    Great interview JJ. Love this guy even more.

  • @Hocktopus_329
    @Hocktopus_329 6 месяцев назад +1

    Will be interesting to see how this conversation informs this next iteration of Celtics vs. Lakers.

  • @tornatic1983
    @tornatic1983 Год назад +1

    Very good interview. Joe is a good guy and hopefully he's successful with Celtics

  • @bostonceltics2691
    @bostonceltics2691 Год назад +3

    As a Celtics fan and huge supporter of JJ it hurts that this interview took place a couple of days before the Jrue Holiday acquisition would of love to hear coach Mazzula take on it

  • @philgreen1954
    @philgreen1954 Год назад +2

    For high school to middle school. That equation has to be ( fast break and pressure defense). This was a really good interview. Please bring on more coaches

  • @MarcFuego
    @MarcFuego Год назад

    Amazing interview! I hope someday we get JJ in the Celtics organization. Such a high level of character in general and in basketball.

  • @QuietStormP
    @QuietStormP Год назад +5

    I was hoping JJ would be added to the Celtics staff earlier. That’s crazy they were talking about before.

  • @fadumowarsame6051
    @fadumowarsame6051 Год назад +1

    This was such a good episode thanks JJ Celtics fans needed this insight !! Banner 18 is hereeeee 🍀💚

    • @Adam-zw1ck
      @Adam-zw1ck Год назад

      With that roster it's expected so you better not lose

  • @premiumdude
    @premiumdude Год назад

    Having only experienced Coach Mazzulla via a few press conferences, I found him to be overly intense. Now I see he's also highly intelligent, self-aware, and real. Great interview!

  • @lucysapphire
    @lucysapphire Год назад +9

    Brad Stevens owes you an interview for the timing of the Holiday trade. 😂

  • @jordanb.4514
    @jordanb.4514 Год назад

    Came for the basketball, but left with some really valuable insight on life.
    You got something special here JJ.

  • @cameronwilliams889
    @cameronwilliams889 Год назад

    I love this guy, great pickup JJ.

  • @dr6507
    @dr6507 Год назад +1

    Joe is going too be a great coach for many years too come, and i think the Celtics win the championship 🏆 this year..
    #ThisWillBeTheirYear

  • @robertcardial9736
    @robertcardial9736 Месяц назад +1

    Im tripping rn ha ima laker fan never would have watched this if jj didn't get the job, but damn as a man in my own struggles it's a dope conversation 🧐

  • @ezraaugustetapsoba3511
    @ezraaugustetapsoba3511 6 месяцев назад

    The Celtics made it 🎉 thank to Joe Mazzulla coaching ❤

  • @youtubeconnollyfamily
    @youtubeconnollyfamily Год назад +3

    Just give the trophy to the celtics now. They will be unstoppable.

  • @gabriel-uc1uz
    @gabriel-uc1uz Год назад +1

    Really good interview gives a good look into the mindset of Coach Mazzulla.

  • @VT3821
    @VT3821 Год назад +1

    JJ is the goat for this one. Mazzulla is great haha

  • @dmitrious1
    @dmitrious1 Год назад

    Last 2 eps have amazing JJ, keep it up

  • @wack...
    @wack... Год назад

    amazing interview, smart guy, very cool he was willing to share

  • @WillyG_617
    @WillyG_617 Год назад

    2 minutes in and this is the most I’ve ever heard Mazulla talk. Ever.

  • @daninuyda4430
    @daninuyda4430 6 месяцев назад

    pretty sure JJ rewatching this podcast again and again to (re)learn the following...
    1) just like coach Joe, he's been brought out to coach a basketball franchise team.
    2) being a first time head coach.
    3) both of them are analysis and other math stuff and how to integrate that to the team.
    4) and of course learning more what coach Joe did to boston esp after being an nba champ coach.

  • @andrewcrawford8944
    @andrewcrawford8944 Год назад

    I was already very high on Joe before this pod. Love him and the C’s even more now.
    Cheers JJ

  • @hlonelatanda3459
    @hlonelatanda3459 Год назад +13

    hilarious how jj starts the interview saying “it’s fitting to do it now” just days before the pod could’ve gotten even better😭😂

  • @dannyreich8790
    @dannyreich8790 6 месяцев назад

    Feel like JJ can apply a lot from this interview with his new gig as an NBA Head Coach. Wishing him the best!

  • @uzi978
    @uzi978 Год назад

    I'm excited to see this team on the floor... just hope they can stay healthy. If so, the sky's the limit. Go Celtics!!

  • @ethan-sq6zv
    @ethan-sq6zv Год назад

    I love having no expectations makes it feel awesome when you do good

  • @alexgoldstein22391
    @alexgoldstein22391 Год назад

    So cool to see Joe comfortable and engaging

  • @noaalkelay3015
    @noaalkelay3015 Год назад

    Love having coaches. I know Spo doesn’t do this time of stuff but if anyone could do it, it’s JJ. I need to hear Spo talk about it

  • @macleinelacerda9
    @macleinelacerda9 Год назад

    Man…, that’s my coach! I’m so proud of our organization for have hired this man to be our head-coach.

  • @MacTheMessianic
    @MacTheMessianic Год назад

    Best basketball podcast out rn 🔥

  • @nk2012
    @nk2012 6 месяцев назад

    Excellent podcast session with JM

  • @w1zent91
    @w1zent91 Год назад

    Such a great interview on transitioning to a head couch. Shoutout to Joe.

  • @ChrisWilder-g3l
    @ChrisWilder-g3l Год назад +1

    He seems a lot happier then last year when being interviewed and press hopeful for a great season Joe

  • @Mitch_Feral
    @Mitch_Feral 6 месяцев назад +1

    Joe: 'I never want to draw attention to myself'
    Also Joe: > standing on a duck boat roaring at crowd, before dismounting through a window, and Stone Cold strutting up and down the parade route slapping hands <
    I hope this dude is the coach of the Celtics for a really long time.

  • @FreeSmokeTcB
    @FreeSmokeTcB Год назад

    Amazing interview. We really appreciate Joe's insight. As a fan I have a better understanding of Joe and his style. I love it.

  • @arronmatsuyama5417
    @arronmatsuyama5417 Год назад

    Great interview now I understand a little bit about Joe's coaching style

  • @roncarp
    @roncarp 4 месяца назад

    Great interview ...

  • @bgmt94
    @bgmt94 Год назад

    How refreshing it feels to have an honest discussion about vulnerability and insecurities in an environment dominated by oversized egos and toxic masculine traits representation. Thank you

  • @a2c2008
    @a2c2008 Год назад

    Joe Mazzulla is a cool dude. Great interview!

  • @jordanlemichael
    @jordanlemichael Год назад

    Damn I really liked this. Jj will be a great coach one day! And joe really seems to have his head on straight

  • @cvgodd1432
    @cvgodd1432 Год назад +1

    We got Sam Cassell now.. he’s the one teaching Tatum how to take more mid range shots and using his post up to create plays. Have you guys noticed he’s not taking 9 3s a game!? His shooting does look better too, more balanced and he’s stronger so the ball feels light when your strong like he is.

  • @MoneyTrApHD
    @MoneyTrApHD Год назад +11

    Starts at 9:05

  • @justinmurray1343
    @justinmurray1343 Год назад

    Id love to see you here coaching JJ. I think youd be an asset to our team.

  • @landonlakes4782
    @landonlakes4782 Год назад +1

    Great talk guys

  • @realogg
    @realogg 9 месяцев назад

    Joe is good, intelligent man, hope to see he improves his coaching 🙌🏻

  • @flightkidd123
    @flightkidd123 Год назад

    Solid solid interview should have him on the show more

  • @gnmappd2468
    @gnmappd2468 Год назад +1

    Joe is so methodical. #bleedgreen

  • @InvertedFreeSolo
    @InvertedFreeSolo 5 месяцев назад

    I really hope JJ has success as the Lakers coach (and I'm a Celtics fan.) Celtics-Lakers finals

  • @ThomasKober-c2q
    @ThomasKober-c2q Год назад

    Joe is awesome good luck for your nba career

  • @-justin-4077
    @-justin-4077 Год назад +2

    I’m a much bigger Joe Mazz fan after this. I admit I was frustrated with him last year from time to time. And I do disagree with him that we (Boston fans) can tell when he coached a good or bad game win or lose. It was mentioned during media day how intelligent we are when it comes to the game of basketball compared to other teams. And I think it’s true.

  • @philliphart6327
    @philliphart6327 Год назад +1

    Happy that he has his own staff now

  • @JodyLeeSchroeder
    @JodyLeeSchroeder Год назад

    YESSS COACH !!!