Mazzulla to remain Celtics head coach

Boston Celtics president Brad Stevens shared today that Joe Mazzulla will keep his job and be the team’s manager in the next campaign.

Joe Mazzulla’s leadership is key to our growth and success moving forward. pic.twitter.com/g3HA1Dj3f7

— Boston Celtics (@celtics) June 1, 2023

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“He’s a terrific head coach,” Boston’s president claimed. “He will only progress at anything he can learn from this season because Joe always tries to improve. And he’s accountable.”

Joe (34) finished with a 57-25 regular season record, and his franchise finished 2nd place in the East in his debut campaign as manager. However, the Celtics’ postseason ended after Miami Heat beat them in Game 7 at TD Garden in the Eastern Conference finals.

Mazzulla took the place of Ime Udoka, who left after a sex scandal with a female staff member.

Three Boston assistant coaches will leave the franchise to work with Udoka, the new Houston Rockets manager.