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Photo: Draymond Green (Instagram) Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green is not a fan of Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla 's idea of having more fights in NBA games.  Green shared his thoughts on "The Draymond Green Show" after the Warriors’ 104-89 win against the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday night. Green, known for his physical style of play, said that Mazzulla’s call for more fights doesn’t make sense. “If you fight, you get kicked out of the league,” Green said. “I get what Joe is trying to say. He wants to bring back intensity and let players talk a little trash. But actual fighting? No, we’re not doing that.” Photo: Draymond Green (Instagram) Mazzulla had suggested that fewer interruptions from referees during confrontations could add excitement to the game, similar to how hockey allows players to settle disputes. But the NBA has always been strict about fighting, with fines and suspensions for players who break the rules. Green’s view is simple: keeping...

Photo: Instagram/Joe Mazzulla During the Boston Celtics' victory over the Phoenix Suns, head coach Joe Mazzulla took matters into his own hands by attempting to block Royce O'Neale's shot after a timeout. This unusual move sparked intrigue and discussion among fans and players alike. The Celtics' win not only extended their winning streak to four games but also secured them the first playoff spot of the season, showcasing their dominance on the court.  However, it was Mazzulla's defensive intervention that stole the spotlight in the final moments of the game. Explaining his unorthodox defensive play, Mazzulla emphasized the importance of maintaining a strong mindset and setting a tone for the team. Photo: Instagram/Joe Mazzulla He revealed that preventing opponents from feeling confident, even during dead ball situations, is a part of the Celtics' bench rule—a rule that applies not only to players but also to the coaching staff. Mazzulla's actions drew compa...

Photo: Instagram/Ime Udoka Ime Udoka , the newly-appointed head coach of the Houston Rockets , has disclosed that he went to counseling with his son following his workplace affair at the Boston Celtics which led to the end of his relationship with actress Nia Long . The Rockets' deal with Udoka is reportedly worth $28.5m over four years. During his unveiling on Wednesday, Udoka revealed that he and his son underwent counseling to help him deal with the situation he had created. The former Celtics coach had issued an apology statement to those affected by his actions, and he still feels remorseful about it. Photo: Instagram/Ime Udoka has been in a relationship with actress Nia Long since 2010, but he allegedly cheated on her. Udoka stated that he had spent the last off-season working on himself in various ways to become a better coach and leader. Rockets owner Tillman Fertitta expressed admiration for Udoka, and stated that he had done his due diligence on him before hiring him. ...