Boston's head coach has revealed the latest on his team's best player.
The reigning champion Boston Celtics have been in fine form while defending their champion thus far this season. The club has gotten off to a fast 20-5 start, which would puts the Celtics on track for a 66-16 record. Last year, en route to a record 18th NBA title, Boston went 64-18.
Just prior to the start of Boston's eventual 123-99 blowout decimation of the Detroit Pistons, the 6-foot-8 former Duke Blue Devil was a late scratch with what was called a right patella tendinopathy. “Tendinopathy, I don’t know too much about it but I do think it’s just kind of something that comes and goes," Mazzulla continued. "It’s nothing serious.”
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