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Final: Celts beat Heat in double OT

The Celtics collected their biggest win of the season today, but because of events earlier in the afternoon, the victory was rather empty.

 

2012 NBA Finals: Miami holds off comeback by Oklahoma City to win Game 2, 100-96

NBA Finals: Lebron James

LeBron James didn’t take his talents to South Beach to be a solo act again. He joined forces with Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh because he believed that he couldn’t fulfill his championship dreams all by himself.

 

Masseuse dies after collapsing at Heat forward Chris Bosh's home

Chris Bosh

A South Florida masseuse died at a hospital after collapsing at the Miami Beach home of injured Heat forward Chris Bosh. A police report says the woman, whose name wasn't immediately released, went to Bosh's home Monday.

 

Celtics Beat Heat, Tie Series

The Celtics' big lead gone and leading scorer along with it, Rajon Rondo had a message for Kevin Garnett. "It's time," Rondo said. "We have to take the game over." And when that still left the Miami Heat with a final chance, the Celtics turned to an old Garden ghost as Dwyane Wade launched a 3-pointer that would have won it.

 

Hawks hand Heat first loss of season

Joe Johnson scored 21 points, Tracy McGrady hit a pair of big 3-pointers in the fourth quarter and the Atlanta Hawks ended Miami's perfect start by beating the Heat 100-92 on Monday night.

Senh: Miami Heat looked formidable in their first five victories. The Atlanta Hawks brought them down to earth again. With their athletic players, the Hawks are a good match up again the Heat. I wonder how long McGrady, with his bad back and knees, will last with them.

 

Wade scores 26, Heat advance past Philly 97-91

Dwyane Wade scored 26 points, Chris Bosh added 22 points and 11 rebounds, and the Miami Heat advanced to the Eastern Conference semifinals by topping Philadelphia 97-91 on Wednesday night and ousting the 76ers in five games.

 

NBA commissioner David Stern: LeBron James' decision 'ill-advised' but allowed

NBA commissioner David Stern says LeBron James was "entitled" to decide to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Miami Heat.

 

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