Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla shows off NBA Finals trophy while waltzing around Boston
NY Post
Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla wanted Boston fans to take a look at the Larry O’Brien Championship Trophy before Friday’s celebratory parade.The 35-year-old coach — whose Celtics clinched the NBA title with a Game 5 win over the Mavericks in Boston on Monday night — was caught on video walking with the championship trophy in the North End of Boston on Wednesday night.
He let fans and famous restauranteurs touch the trophy, according to the Boston Globe.
An onlooker yelled out to him, “Coach, how much do you like the North End?”
He answered, “I like the city of Boston.”
The reply drew a “Yeeessss! Thank you so much” from the questioner.
This came a day after Mazzulla celebrated with his players in Miami.
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