"We're playing really well, moving the ball, trusting each other," said Boston Celtics point guard Malcolm Brogdon while speaking to the media via CLNS Media after the Celtics' 140-105 blowout of the Charlotte Hornets on Monday night. "(We) trust in Joe (Mazzulla) and what he's put in for us."
The former Indiana Pacers floor general reveled in Boston's elite play, relating that it was special to be a part of. "This is a treat for any NBA player," he explained. "Whether you ask Marcus Smart, (Jayson) Taum, (Jaylen) Brown - anybody. It's a treat to play on a team like this," added Brogdon.
"I think we enjoy each other's company off of the court," suggested the Virginia alumnus, describing how the team's synergy has been driving wins.
"I think that's a big piece of what the results come to on the court. We're a team that laughs and talks in the locker room … We have a good time on the bus, on the road, and I think that you really see the results in the games."
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