Boston Celtics head coach Joe Mazzulla is interested in bringing a "power play" and fighting to the NBA to make the league more entertaining. During an appearance on Zolak and Bertrand on NBC Sports Boston,

Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla added context to his comments on wanting the NBA to bring back fighting and add a power play.

Warriors' Draymond Green strongly opposes Joe Mazzulla's proposal, rejecting the idea of fighting in the NBA to control game intensity.

The odds of either of the NBA adopting either of those rules are about as high as the Celtics’ chances of missing the playoffs. Mazzulla’s defending champs are off to a 4-0 start after beating the Milwaukee Bucks 119-108 on Monday night and are widely viewed as championship favorites.

Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla made an appearance on 98.5 The Sports Hub's Zolak and Bertrand radio show Tuesday morning, where he was asked about what rule changes he'd consider bringing to the NBA. His answer did not disappoint.

Now, Mazzulla has given Celtics fans another quotable moment. During a recent appearance on the " Zolak and Bertrand" show, Mazzulla discussed a potential rule change in the NBA. He pinpointed how it's one of the few sports without a power play,

Joe Mazzulla has one of the more creative minds in the NBA and that was on display Tuesday in his weekly interview with Zolak and Bertrand on 98.5 The Sports Hub. The idea of potential rule changes was brought up in an interview with the Celtics coach when Mazzulla elected to bring the conversation in an entirely different direction with a new idea.

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CHARLOTTE — Joe Mazzulla doesn’t say anything that isn’t well intentioned or well-reasoned, regardless of how bizarre or unusual those thoughts may be. After telling a Boston radio show he believes the NBA should institute a power play and perhaps ...