Caleb Martin

The Miami Heat were on a heater from the 3-point line on Wednesday, but Boston can't allow them the same kind of freedom in Game 3.

How a key Celtics defensive adjustment let the Heat have record shooting night, plus how Miami took Kristaps Porziņģis out of the offense.

After succumbing to Miami's 23 3-pointers in Game 2, the Celtics need to dispatch the undermanned Heat as neatly and quickly as possible.

Celtics commentator Brian Scalabrine speculated that Heat coach Erik Spoelstra might have issued a “code red.” Players seemed to disagree.

Jaylen Brown, Kristaps Porziņģis, Jayson Tatum and the rest of the Celtics show they have no interest in relitigating the past.

How will Miami slow down the reigning MVP? If there's anyone who can figure it out, it's coach Erik Spoelstra.

Denver's duo of stars tops Miami's, so the Heat need their rotating cast of secondary stars to give them a chance in these Finals.

No team finds as many hidden gems as the Heat. How? Look to the front office and its ability to cast a wide net for talent.

The Heat needed to go big or go all in on the 3-ball to give themselves a chance. In Game 2, they did both and gave the Nuggets fits.

Not long ago, it would have been impossible to predict that Martin could be the best player on the floor for an NBA Finals team.

Joe Mazzulla surprised everyone with an early timeout to prevent a play from going south. It's exactly what the Celtics needed to take off.

This isn't just a one- or two-man team. The Miami Heat are built to beat you with team dynamic. It's embarrassed Boston.

They wouldn't say it publicly, but the Heat have been waiting for another chance at the Celtics. And Miami is dominating the rematch.

There was a specific act of disrespect on the court carried out by the Celtics that absolutely had an impact on Game 2. No, not that one.

Miami is up 2-1 in a series nobody believed it could win. Beyond the Giannis absence, Miami's bench has been a major reason.

The Miami Heat were forced to play with seven players against the Wizards on Friday night due to a recent rash of injuries.

The Raptors' Christian Koloko and the Heat's Caleb Martin were ejected after a benches-clearing third quarter scuffle.

The unheralded players, mostly playing out of the limelight, who have shined below the radar during the midseason slog.