Celtics' Joe Mazzulla Talks Regrets About Game 2 Controversy

The Boston Celtics are entering Game 3 against the New York Knicks down 0-2 in the series after dropping the first two games of the series at home. Boston allowed New York to come back from large leads in both games, and it has resulted in them now being in a rough situation moving forward.

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Much like in Game 1, the Celtics took their foot off the gas, and the Knicks were able to capitalize on the situation. Now the Celtics are heading to New York down two games and will need to figure out a way forward.

One of the biggest moments from Game 2 came toward the end of the game when Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla decided not to call a timeout prior to the final possession for Boston. The team proceeded to have star Jayson Tatum attempt a poor shot, and it resulted in the Knicks getting the win.

When asked if he has regrets over the decision, Mazzulla didn't hesitate in his answer. The Celtics coach is sticking with his call not to call a timeout.

"Absolutely not, no regret", he said.