Celtics-Heat Game 7 Draws Big TV Rating
The Heat's win over the Celtics to reach the NBA finals has drawn the highest preliminary television rating for an NBA playoff game on cable since records started being kept in 2003.
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The Heat's win over the Celtics to reach the NBA finals has drawn the highest preliminary television rating for an NBA playoff game on cable since records started being kept in 2003.
Neither Paul Pierce nor Ray Allen were willing to shut the door on the Big Three era in Boston.
The story line changed, rather quickly late in the game in Miami.
The Heat topped the Celtics in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals to advance to the NBA Finals.
The winner of Game 7 will head to Oklahoma City to start the NBA finals on Tuesday night, while the loser heads into an offseason of decided uncertainty.
All that can be said about Saturday night's Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals is that one team will be moving on to face the Oklahoma City Thunder, and the other will be heading home.
As the Boston Celtics and Miami Heat get ready to square off in a do-or-die Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals, the NBA seems to already know who's going to win.
The NBA announced Joey Crawford, Scott Foster and Mike Callahan as the referee crew for Saturday night's Eastern Conference finals Game 7 in Miami.
Chris Gasper of the Boston Globe joined Felger and Massarotti to talk some Celtics-Heat, last nights Game 6, and tomorrow's Game 7.
The Miami Heat's win to stay alive against the Boston Celtics has drawn the highest preliminary television rating for an NBA playoff game on cable since records started being kept in 2003.
Gresh and Zo kick off things off talking about last night's Celtics game. What do the C's need to do to win this Game 7?
A lot of folks in Boston are going to spend the next two days worried about how the Celtics will play in Game 7 on Saturday night. But it's not going to matter.
Sports Illustrated Senior Writer Ian Thomsen joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich to discuss James' fantastic performance and Saturday night's Game 7.
Adolfo was outside the Garden after the Celtics fell to the Heat in Game 6 to talk to some upset fans. In the course of talking with a fan Adolfo became aware that the guy had an ESPN microphone in his hand. How did he get that?
It only takes one jerk to make an entire fan base look bad, and Thursday night in Boston, that guy or gal was present at the TD Garden.
