Well That Was Too Close For Comfort

NBA history has shown games like yesterday usually end up making you sweat at the end. This game was no different but it could have been. In a game where they jumped out to a nice lead in the first, I felt maybe we get a smooth ride to the final. Not true, the Heat clawed their way to being only down 6 at the half.

The third the Celtics steadied themselves into another nice lead yet the Heat clawed back again. Going into the fourth it was way to close. Yet these Celtics grabbed the game by the horns and it seemed like it should be over. Instead of continuing to run their offense they slowed things down and allowed the Heat to get back into the game. Almost to the point where a Jimmy Butler three had my heart in my throat.

Thankfully all the Celtics who have made their way to basketball heaven had other thoughts. His shot was short and the Wolverine salted away the game. This game was huge for this core to finally get over the hump of the ECF and make the Finals itself. The media wanted the Jays broke up and Marcus shipped off. Thank goodness Brad said NO!

Going forward we need to keep running the offense even with a decent lead, especially against the Warriors. Hold your heads up high Celtics fans we have a team that was 11th in the East and are now Eastern Conference Champs! As Ime said we don't hang ECF banners, four more to go. Not gonna lie it was an emotional moment for me as a fan. This team has heart and grit. Bleed Green! Celtic Pride!

PS Thanks Ma🍀☘️🏀 we need 4 more.

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