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Bulls coach perfectly breaks down what’s making Celtics’ offense so hard to stop

Tiago Splitter broke down why the Celtics' offense remains elite despite a drop in 3s and offensive rebounds. Here is how off-ball movement is taking over.

By Ben Handler · Hardwood Houdini

Published: Saturday, 31 October 2026 at 11:15 PM

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Bulls coach Tiago Splitter explained that Boston's off-ball movement and flare actions make their offense exceptionally hard to guard.
Splitter noted that Boston pairs off-screen shooting threats with Jayson Tatum's isolation and driving capabilities.
Writer Ben Handler emphasizes that constant motion and cuts are generating rim pressure despite lower three-point numbers.

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Chicago Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter praised the Boston Celtics' offense after facing them twice at TD Garden, explaining that their off-ball movement makes them extremely difficult to defend. Splitter highlighted Boston's effective flare screens and off-screen shooters, which complement Jayson Tatum's isolation and driving ability.

Writer Ben Handler notes that while Boston has not heavily relied on three-pointers or offensive rebounds this season, their constant motion has generated rim pressure and high offensive efficiency under head coach Joe Mazzulla.

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