NBA | Boston Celtics vs Miami Heat- May 22 | 00:30 UTC

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Game info Boston Celtics x Miami Heat

 

This Sunday at 00:30 UTC, Boston Celtics and Miami Heat face off in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Finals. This will be the first match of the series at the iconic TD Garden in Boston, Massachusetts.

 

In the first two games of the series that will define the representative of the East in the NBA Finals, both at the FTX Arena, in Miami, Florida, there was a victory for each side. In game 1, the home team dominated the rival and won by 118 to 107. In game 2, the Boston team silenced the local crowd and ran over by 127 to 102. So, everything is equal in 1 to 1 and the confrontation remains completely undefined.

 

Boston Celtics

Coach Ime Udoka's Boston Celtics dominated game number 2 and won by 25 points. In fact, the team came to open 34 points of advantage and had a very calm triumph. Boston Celtics had excellent shots of 51.2% on field shots, 50% on three-pointers and 91.3% on free throws.

 

Individually, the great highlights of the Boston Celtics in the game were Jayson Tatum, responsible for 27 points, five rebounds and five assists, Marcus Smart, who returned after losing Game 1 and was one rebound from the triple-double, with 24 points, 12 assists and nine rebounds, in addition to three steals, and Jaylen Brown, who went off the court with 24 points, eight rebounds and three assists. The Boston Celtics should continue with the absence of Sam Hauser, while Nik Stauskas is doubtful.

Miami Heat

Miami Heat, owned by highly respected coach Erik Spoelstra, was not even a shadow of the team that won Game 1. In this second duel, the Florida franchise scored 44.2% in field shots, 29.4% in three-and-a-half shots and 72.7% on free throws. The team committed 15 turnovers in total during the match.

 

The Heat's best players during the loss were Jimmy Butler, who posted 29 points, six rebounds and three assists, Gabe Vincent, who went off the court with 14 points, three rebounds and three assists, and Victor Oladipo, who recorded 14 points. Tyler Herro (11 points and three assists) and Bam Adebayo (six points, nine rebounds and two assists) had underwhelming performances. The Miami Heat should continue without Kyle Lowry, while P.J. Tucker, Gabe Vincent and Max Strus are doubts.

 

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