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The Boston Celtics’ dominant win over the Bucks showed clear signs of Mazzulla-ball, fueled by standout performances from Paul George and Mitchell Robinson.

The Boston Celtics defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 117-97 on Sunday night, demonstrating thorough margin dominance to improve to an 8-2 record. After falling behind 20-6 early in the first quarter, Boston recovered by securing 16 more shot attempts, 16 more rebounds, 11 more offensive rebounds, and five fewer turnovers than Milwaukee.
Hardwood Houdini highlights the contributions of additions Mitchell Robinson and Paul George toward this possession-focused style. Robinson scored 12 points on perfect shooting with four offensive rebounds, while George made five three-pointers, leading the writer to argue that Boston is actively realizing head coach Joe Mazzulla's strategic vision.
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