THIS IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: Boston Celtics National Basketball Association NBA Community are overjoyed as the owner Bill Chisholm makes announcements of making current Head coach Joe Mazzulla the New……view more
THIS IS THE BEST NEWS WE COULD HOPE FOR: Boston Celtics NBA Community Overjoyed as Owner Bill Chisholm Makes Stunning Announcement
In what fans are calling “the most exciting development since Banner 18,” Boston Celtics owner Bill Chisholm made a groundbreaking announcement this morning that has set the entire NBA world abuzz. Current head coach Joe Mazzulla will not only continue leading the Celtics on the court—but will now take on a historic dual role as both Head Coach and President of Basketball Operations.
“Joe’s vision, leadership, and relentless commitment to excellence have redefined what it means to be a Boston Celtic,” Chisholm said during the surprise press conference at TD Garden. “There is no one better equipped to carry this franchise into its next dynasty.”
Mazzulla, who has led the Celtics to back-to-back NBA Finals appearances and a league-best 68-14 record last season, will now oversee all roster decisions, draft strategy, and long-term team development—while still serving as the team’s tactical leader on the bench.
The Celtics community is ecstatic. Social media exploded moments after the news broke, with fans and analysts alike praising the bold move.
“We’ve trusted the process. Now we’re witnessing the Mazzulla Era in full effect,” tweeted Celtics legend Paul Pierce.
Former team execs have praised the decision, with many calling it “unprecedented but genius.”
Even rival GMs reportedly admitted off the record that the Celtics “just became even more dangerous.”
As the green and white faithful look to next season, optimism is sky-high. Rumors are already swirling about potential blockbuster moves, now that Mazzulla has full control of basketball operations.
And with the 2025-2026 season just months away, one thing is clear: Boston isn’t just playing for banners anymore—they’re building a legacy.


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