Joe Mazzulla

Do you believe that momentum is real? I do. I think in short stints, yeah, I do believe in that. We talk a lot about end of quarters, start of quarters, certain plays that could get a team going on an 8-0 run, a 10-0 run. How do you stop the run? So I do believe in spurtability and stuff like that that can go on within a game for sure.

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I think it's a read. I think everything depends on like, you know, the, the situation, you know, kind of like the, where, where I feel like the team's psychology is at, like, is it a time for us to work through this? Is it a time for us to like, you know, really, you know, take a second and kind of, you know, regain the perspective of what's happening.

I think it's a read. I think everything depends on like, you know, the, the situation, you know, kind of like the, where, where I feel like the team's psychology is at, like, is it a time for us to work through this? Is it a time for us to like, you know, really, you know, take a second and kind of, you know, regain the perspective of what's happening.

I think it's a read. I think everything depends on like, you know, the, the situation, you know, kind of like the, where, where I feel like the team's psychology is at, like, is it a time for us to work through this? Is it a time for us to like, you know, really, you know, take a second and kind of, you know, regain the perspective of what's happening.

Cause sometimes a run happens and it's like, that's just the run of the game. And sometimes a run happens because you've allowed it to happen by turning it over, making a bad play, not reading the,

Cause sometimes a run happens and it's like, that's just the run of the game. And sometimes a run happens because you've allowed it to happen by turning it over, making a bad play, not reading the,

Cause sometimes a run happens and it's like, that's just the run of the game. And sometimes a run happens because you've allowed it to happen by turning it over, making a bad play, not reading the,

You know, the one I hate calling is like when you're down six with like five seconds left and you're just like, it's like you're delaying your own funeral. It's like, let's just get the hell out of here. Like, I don't like, and it's like the coach thing to do to call it and, you know, drop a play.

You know, the one I hate calling is like when you're down six with like five seconds left and you're just like, it's like you're delaying your own funeral. It's like, let's just get the hell out of here. Like, I don't like, and it's like the coach thing to do to call it and, you know, drop a play.

You know, the one I hate calling is like when you're down six with like five seconds left and you're just like, it's like you're delaying your own funeral. It's like, let's just get the hell out of here. Like, I don't like, and it's like the coach thing to do to call it and, you know, drop a play.

And it's just like, there was one time like the staff was like, hey, we should call this and run a play. And I was like, we should get the hell out of here as fast as we can.

And it's just like, there was one time like the staff was like, hey, we should call this and run a play. And I was like, we should get the hell out of here as fast as we can.

And it's just like, there was one time like the staff was like, hey, we should call this and run a play. And I was like, we should get the hell out of here as fast as we can.

Yeah, I mean, I think that goes back to like the momentum piece where it's not necessarily the momentum, but it's like every game you can watch the game from a different perspective every time. And in every competitive arena, there's always a play or two or a shift or two to where you're like, OK, that that's it right there. Like that could be the difference between, you know, winning and losing.

Yeah, I mean, I think that goes back to like the momentum piece where it's not necessarily the momentum, but it's like every game you can watch the game from a different perspective every time. And in every competitive arena, there's always a play or two or a shift or two to where you're like, OK, that that's it right there. Like that could be the difference between, you know, winning and losing.

Yeah, I mean, I think that goes back to like the momentum piece where it's not necessarily the momentum, but it's like every game you can watch the game from a different perspective every time. And in every competitive arena, there's always a play or two or a shift or two to where you're like, OK, that that's it right there. Like that could be the difference between, you know, winning and losing.

That could be the difference between winning. whatever the arena is, winning the round, losing the round. And so, yeah, I mean, we try to find – the staff does that as well. You try to find as many of those situations as you can. They're just constantly coming up, and it just keeps it fresh, like the perspective to just learn different stuff.