Gabe Vincent expected to play in Game 6 vs. Celtics
Gabe Vincent was torching the Celtics during the Eastern Conference Finals before he sprained his left ankle in Game 4.
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Gabe Vincent was torching the Celtics during the Eastern Conference Finals before he sprained his left ankle in Game 4.
The Celtics are inching closer to doing the unthinkable and overcoming a 3-0 series hole in the Eastern Conference Finals. But even after two straight convincing wins over the Heat, Boston's work is far from done.
In his walkoff interview with ESPN after the Celtics thumped the Heat Thursday night to pull within 3-2 in the Eastern Conference Finals, Jayson Tatum stated in no uncertain terms that the energy has shifted in the series.
Devin McCourty's got jokes.
While Jayson Tatum flirted with a triple double and Jaylen Brown got his groove back, it was Derrick White who provided most of the fireworks for the Celtics in their Game 5 win over the Heat.
The Miami Heat have lost two straight games. Jimmy Butler remains unworried.
"Sometimes you have a bad week at work."
Is this really happening?
Derrick White had 24 points, including six 3-pointers, and the Boston Celtics dominated the Miami Heat 110-97 on Thursday night in Game 5 to extend the Eastern Conference finals.
While the Boston Celtics were busy fighting for their playoff lives, Stephen A. Smith was dishing out jokes.
Usually, home playoff games are a good thing for teams. But that hasn't been the case for the Boston Celtics.
Gabe Vincent has been torching the Celtics during the Eastern Conference Finals. But the Heat guard will not get a chance to keep up his hot shooting in Tuesday night's Game 5 at TD Garden.
The Celtics warned the Heat not to let them win a game. Now Boston needs to keep living up to that threat to keep the season alive.
Malcolm Brogdon is reportedly playing hurt, which explains his woeful shooting slump against the Miami Heat.
Charles Barkley has the utmost confidence that the Celtics are going to keep their season alive Thursday night.
