Mazzula talks about 3-point shooting: I have answered this question 100 times but you keep ignoring it

October 13th: In the NBA preseason game, the Celtics defeated the Cavaliers 138-107. After the game, Celtics head coach Mazzula was interviewed.

Question: "In the past few seasons, you have maintained a high frequency of three-point shots based on the staffing at the time. This season, the team is shifting to a faster-paced tactical style. Will this increased speed of play affect the way you obtain three-point shot opportunities? Will it bring about new changes, or is the tactical process behind it actually the same as before?"

Matsu La: "I have actually responded to this question more than a hundred times. The core is to find the 'two-on-one' and make reasonable judgments and handling in such a situation. It is as simple as that. The final ending may be a three-pointer or a layup. The key is always to find the two-on-one opportunity first. I have been saying this for the past three years, but you just ignore my words."