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Boston Celtics win Eastern Conference Finals

Boston Celtics with the Eastern Conference Finals Trophy
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The Boston Celtics are headed to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2010.

Celtics held off a late charge from the Miami Heat to win the game seven of the Eastern Conference Finals and set a date with the Golden State Warriors.

Playing in their second consecutive 7-game series, Jayson Tatum scored 26 points, Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart each added 24 before the Boston Celtics almost blew the win in the final seconds but managed to eke out a 100-96 win.

The Celtics led by as many as 17 points in the contest before Miami cut the lead to two with under a minute to play.

Their comeback eventually fell short as Heat missed crucial shots down the stretch.

Despite the loss, Jimmy Butler dropped a game-high 35 points while playing every single second of the 48 minutes in the contest with his and Bam Adebayo’s 25 points accounting for 60 of his team’s 96 total points.

Despite Butler’s brilliance, he squandered an opportunity to pull off a miraculous late-game comeback by falling short on a transition 3-pointer that would have given Miami the lead with 16 seconds remaining as he finished just 1-of-4 from beyond the arc.

The Heat went missing from the three-point arc once again shooting just 6-for-30 from deep, tied for their second-worst percentage all season.

Jayson Tatum was named the inaugural Larry Bird Eastern Conference Finals MVP.

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