After going up 3 games to 1 against the Heat in the quarterfinals, the Celtics tried to close out the series today in Miami, but were stopped by Dwyane Wade's resilient performance.
Game two on Tuesday night brought an in-your-face 106-77 win for the Celtics. Dwyane Wade tried to put up a fight with his 29 points and 5 assists, but that was nothing compared the team effort by Boston. Ray Allen scored a team high 25 points, and had five rebounds and three assists. He was followed by a surprising performance by Big Baby Davis who contributed with 23 points, 8 rebounds, and 1 assist. Paul Pierce and Kendrick Perkins also helped out with 13 points each, along with Rajon Rondo who had an impressive 7 rebounds and 12 assists. And all of this was done without Kevin Garnett, who was suspended for this game because of a fight in game 1. Check out the highlights:
Friday night the teams met in Miami for one of the most exciting games I have seen in a while. Literally an epic battle from the start, the two teams remained even for the entire first half and went to the locker rooms with Miami up by 1 point. Pierce came in strong during the 3rd quarter to give Boston an 8 point lead going into the fourth. However, Miami turned up the Heat in the fourth and with only 3 minutes remaining in the game they had tied it up 92-92. Finally, with the score tied at 98 and just seconds to go, Paul Pierce hit a jumper at the buzzer to win the game 100-98!! He had a total of 32 points along with 8 rebounds throughout the game. Ray Allen tacked on 25 points and Rajon Rondo contributed 17 points. Here are the highlights:
Tonight the Celtics had the opportunity to finish the series and knock out the Heat, but unfortunately Dwyane Wade had a huge performance and Miami won their first game of the series by 101-92. Might as well start off with the craziest part and tell you that Wade scored FORTY-SIX points. Hard to beat that, lets be honest. The Heat was actually up by 18 points at one time during the 1st half, then the Celtics came back during the second half to take the lead, but in the end Wade was on fire and started hitting every single shot to secure the win for his team. These are the highlights from game 4:
Game five will be played in Boston on Tuesday night at 7 pm. If the Celtics manage to wrap up the series this time, they may have to play Lebron next.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Celtics Head Back To Boston, Up 3 Games To One
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