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The Boston Celtics didn't blow the Orlando Magic out, but that was definitely the best display of Mazzulla Ball we've seen to start. It seems telling that they did this without Mitchell Robinson.

Writer Matt John argues that the Boston Celtics' win over the Orlando Magic highlighted ongoing concerns with integrating center Mitchell Robinson into their system. Despite missing open three-pointers, Boston secured their fifth consecutive victory by forcing 16 turnovers and grabbing 14 offensive rebounds, embodying head coach Joe Mazzulla's tactical philosophy.
The piece contends that the team offense flowed significantly better with Luka Garza and Neemias Queta handling center duties instead of Robinson. While the writer notes Boston should remain patient with Robinson, he asserts the performance proves the team operates smoothly without him.
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