The Miami Heat have shown they can pack a punch against NBA lightweights. Now can they next punch up in class, with the Boston Celtics up next?

As the clock ticks down to the much-anticipated NBA clash between the Miami Heat and the Boston Celtics on May 2, 2024, excitement fills the air. Fans eagerly await an intense battle that goes beyond mere points on the scoreboard, showcasing resilience, strategy, and teamwork.

With Monday night’s 120-94 blowout victory over the Washington Wizards at Capital One Arena marking the Heat’s fifth straight win after ending its longest losing skid since 2008, the Heat (34-41) became just the third team in NBA history to immediately follow a losing streak of at least 10 games with a winning streak of at least five games.

Another day, another Miami Heat victory. The Heat clinched another blowout win Monday night over the Washington Wizards, thanks to star performances from Tyler

Derrick White is the new three-point king of the Boston Celtics. White set a new Celtics franchise record for the most three-point makes in a single season on Monday night, as he helped Boston beat the Memphis Grizzlies for the team's ninth straight win.

This year’s Celtics — the defending NBA champions — will go into the playoffs having set league records for 3-pointers made and 3-pointers attempted in a season.

Absolutely,” Mazzulla told reporters in his postgame news conference. “You have moments when you’re able to validate your entire roster, and I just appreciate X. The enti

The Miami Heat may be in the market for a veteran guard this summer. The Boston Celtics have been one of the most winningest teams in basketball over the past f

The Boston Celtics almost certainly will connect on a history-making three-pointer sometime this week. It’s likely to happen Wednesday against the Miami Heat. If not, then it’ll be Friday against the Phoenix Suns.

Brown revealed he is on a minutes restriction to heal his knee. Plus, Pagliuca is bullish on another championship.

On this day in Celtics history, Paul Silas pulled down his 10,000th rebound, in 2008, and the team held the Heat to just 17 field goals.