The Boston Celtics have managed to force a game seven against the Miami Heat in the Eastern Conference playoffs with a last-second victory in game six. The series is now tied at 3-3, and both teams are vying for a spot in the NBA Finals. Derrick White’s lay-in off Marcus Smart’s missed three-pointer secured a thrilling one-point victory for the Celtics.
The Boston Celtics have the opportunity to make history by overcoming a 3-0 deficit in game seven, a feat that has never been achieved by any of the 150 teams in the history of the best-of-seven series. If they win, it will mark their second consecutive appearance in the NBA Finals. The Miami Heat, on the other hand, are on the verge of becoming the first eighth seed to reach the NBA Finals.
Game seven promises to be an intense battle, set to take place in the electric TD Garden in Boston. The Celtics hold the advantage, having emerged victorious in the last three home games against the Heat, and they will be playing in front of their passionate fans who are renowned for their unwavering support.
While the Celtics and Heat strive to secure their tickets to the NBA Finals, the Denver Nuggets, led by Nikola Jokic, await their opponent. The Nuggets have showcased dominance in the Western Conference Finals, sweeping LeBron James’ Los Angeles Lakers. Jokic’s focus is unwavering as he sets his sights on claiming his first NBA championship.
Regardless of the outcome, game seven is set to make history in the Boston TD Garden.