Celtics Season Comes To An End With 125-113 Loss To Heat In Game 6
The season is over for the Boston Celtics after falling to the Miami Heat, 125-113, in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
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The season is over for the Boston Celtics after falling to the Miami Heat, 125-113, in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference Finals.
The Celtics showed they weren't ready to go home on Friday night, and thanks to a dominant second half of Game 5, they'll get a shot to prove even more on Sunday night.
The Celtics are very much alive in the Eastern Conference Finals after a convincing win over the Miami Heat in Friday night's Game 5.
Bam Adebayo is good to go for the Heat as Miami looks to close out the Boston Celtics in the Eastern Conference Finals on Friday night.
Boston will hopefully be a lot less terrible for Game 5 on Friday night, knowing that if they continue to play terribly, their playoff run will come to an end and they'll be exiled from the NBA bubble in Orlando.
Celtics head coach Brad Stevens has a fairly simple message for his team heading into Friday night's must-win Game 5: PLAY BETTER!
If you feel bad about the Celtics' performance in Game 4, this will make you feel a little worse.
Wednesday night was a frustrating one for the Celtics, and they really have no one to blame but themselves. But Danny Ainge wouldn't put the loss on Brad Stevens, saying everyone could have been a lot better in their Game 4 loss to the Miami Heat.
Despite his involvement and activism, the 23-year-old had low expectations for the grand jury decision in Kentucky, regarding the death of Breonna Taylor at the hands of police.
Maybe the Celtics will play with a sense of urgency now that their backs are against the wall.
The Celtics will be fighting off elimination on Friday night.
Baby Hayward has arrived. Robyn Hayward, the wife of Celtics forward Gordon Hayward, announced the birth of the couple's first son on Wednesday.
Wednesday night's Game 4 is a gigantic one for both the Celtics and the Heat. Unfortunately, both fanbases have reason to be concerned about tonight's officiating crew.
The Celtics were back at full strength in Game 3, which meant Brad Stevens could finally deploy his five best players all at once. It paid some big dividends for Boston, sparking a key second-quarter run that was a big part of the team's 116-107 victory.
Romeo Langford's rookie season is over.
