When the NBA season resumed in Orlando in July, the Milwaukee Bucks were the prohibitive favorite to win the East and potentially secure their first championship since 1971.
Once again, the Miami Heat found themselves trailing by double-digits. And yes, the Heat fought back in the end, even cutting the lead to five late in the fourth quarter. But this time the Boston Celtics closed the game.
Kemba Walker was a major contributor to Boston exceeding expectations this year. However, he’s been a weak link this postseason.
John Devereaux takes a look.
It shouldn’t have been 3-1. They had no business winning this series. Somehow, someway, the Denver Nuggets pulled it off. Their second straight series win off going down 3-1. Oh, by the way, that has NEVER been done before.
Everyone knew coming into the series that this was going to be a dogfight. The Boston Celtics threw the first punch and had a double-digit lead to start the game. Instead of putting their heads down, the Miami Heat kept fighting. They overcame a 13 point deficit in the first period and a 14-point deficit in the fourth period.
In addition to the seven games that it took to finally decide a winner in the Eastern Conference Semifinals, there were also seven exciting shots that beat the end-of-quarter buzzer between the Toronto Raptors and Boston Celtics.
Every NBA player or coach has a goal in mind. That goal is to win a championship ring. Something that
The Miami Heat are in the Eastern Conference Finals, which surprised many national analysts. But, if you watched the Heat over the years, you wouldn’t be surprised.
Congratulations to Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies on winning the 2019-20 NBA Rookie of the Year award.
The Miami Heat are headed to the Eastern Conference Finals after defeating the Milwaukee Bucks. However, for a good part of the game, the Bucks gave the Heat fits.
The Miami Heat had plenty of opportunities to close the game and series. The Milwaukee Bucks lost their star player Giannis Antetokounmpo in the second period. The Heat led by eight midway through the fourth. However, the Bucks kept fighting and pulled off the victory in overtime.
Before becoming one of four players in NBA history with two 50-point games in a single playoff series, Jamal Murray fought to make his name.
When the NBA season resumed in Orlando in July, the Milwaukee Bucks were the prohibitive favorite to win the East and potentially secure their first championship since 1971.
Once again, the Miami Heat found themselves trailing by double-digits. And yes, the Heat fought back in the end, even cutting the lead to five late in the fourth quarter. But this time the Boston Celtics closed the game.
Kemba Walker was a major contributor to Boston exceeding expectations this year. However, he’s been a weak link this postseason.
John Devereaux takes a look.
It shouldn’t have been 3-1. They had no business winning this series. Somehow, someway, the Denver Nuggets pulled it off. Their second straight series win off going down 3-1. Oh, by the way, that has NEVER been done before.
Everyone knew coming into the series that this was going to be a dogfight. The Boston Celtics threw the first punch and had a double-digit lead to start the game. Instead of putting their heads down, the Miami Heat kept fighting. They overcame a 13 point deficit in the first period and a 14-point deficit in the fourth period.
In addition to the seven games that it took to finally decide a winner in the Eastern Conference Semifinals, there were also seven exciting shots that beat the end-of-quarter buzzer between the Toronto Raptors and Boston Celtics.
Every NBA player or coach has a goal in mind. That goal is to win a championship ring. Something that they will cherish even after
The Miami Heat are in the Eastern Conference Finals, which surprised many national analysts. But, if you watched the Heat over the years, you wouldn’t be surprised.
Congratulations to Ja Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies on winning the 2019-20 NBA Rookie of the Year award.
The Miami Heat are headed to the Eastern Conference Finals after defeating the Milwaukee Bucks. However, for a good part of the game, the Bucks gave the Heat fits.
The Miami Heat had plenty of opportunities to close the game and series. The Milwaukee Bucks lost their star player Giannis Antetokounmpo in the second period. The Heat led by eight midway through the fourth. However, the Bucks kept fighting and pulled off the victory in overtime.
Before becoming one of four players in NBA history with two 50-point games in a single playoff series, Jamal Murray fought to make his name.
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