'Emotional Stability': Joe Mazzulla Praises Jrue Holiday for Helping Celtics Stay on Course

With Saturday's win over the Phoenix Suns, the Boston Celtics snapped their two-game losing streak.
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On Saturday, the Boston Celtics picked up a 117-107 victory against the Phoenix Suns. Jrue Holiday registered 15 points, six assists, and three rebounds.

As captured by CLNS Media, Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla praised Holiday’s emotional stability on the court.

“When you watch him play, you can never tell if he has taken two shots, five shots, no shots, if he’s gotten scored on, if he’s not gotten scored on."

Mazzulla also commended Holiday’s approach on defense.

“The thing I liked about tonight is that he took ownership of the defense and recognized when to make the adjustment. His ability to just kinda stay the course is an underlying leadership quality for our team."

Boston's next game is scheduled for Monday, Mar. 11, against the Portland Trail Blazers at Moda Center; tip-off is at 10:30 p.m. EST. 

Further Reading

Jayson Tatum Plays Entire Second Half vs. Suns: 'Don't Really Say That Many Times'

Jaylen Brown's Evolution Crucial to Celtics' Desire to Win with More Than Talent

Celtics Embracing Challenge to Go Beyond Most Talented

Jayson Tatum Opens Up About Sacrificing in Celtics' Title Pursuit: 'It's a Process'

Brad Stevens Discusses Celtics' Plan for Final Roster Spot

Marcus Smart Shares How Boston Shaped Him, His Message to Celtics Fans

Celtics Maturation Molded by Experience: 'It Builds, Like, an Armor'

Jaylen Brown Quieting Doubters, Validating What He Always Believed: 'Earn Everybody's Trust'

Joe Mazzulla Discusses Identity, Evolution of Celtics' Offense: 'Balance of Pace and Execution'


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Eric Jay Santos
ERIC JAY SANTOS

Eric Jay Santos covers the Boston Celtics for Sports Illustrated Media Group. He holds a BA in English from Bridgewater State University. Contact: ericjaysantos@msn.com