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Miami Heat See off Boston Celtics To Reach NBA Finals Against Lakers

The Miami Heat reached the NBA Finals for the first time since 2014 after a 125-113 win over the Boston Celtics wrapped up a 4-2 series victory in the Eastern Conference.

 

The three-time NBA champions will play Western Conference winners Los Angeles Lakers in the best-of-seven finals which begin Wednesday.

 

Bam Adebayo top-scored for the Heat with a career-high 32 points and 14 rebounds, while Jimmy Butler added 22.

 

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Adebayo had shouldered the blame for the Heat’s loss in game five but “left it all on the court” to redeem himself on Sunday.

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“I had to realign myself with who I really want to become and I showed that tonight,” he said.

 

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“Being in that moment and embracing it and taking over as we win the conference finals is a great thing for me.”

 

Head coach Erik Spoelstra led the Heat to back-to-back NBA titles in 2012 and 2013 when LeBron James starred for the franchise.

 

James will be on the opposite side of the court this time around having led 16-time champions the Lakers to their first NBA Finals in 10 years.

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