Yes, three minutes to go and we thought that the series will go on a 7 games series. But not yet for the Heat and Jimmy Butler, make a huge comeback and then Jimmy had to sink 3 crucial free throws to make it a one point lead, so they come alive and going to finished it. But then come the miracle tip in by Derrick White. And it just proved that it's not over if there are still precious seconds in the clock. It was a good play by the Celtics though, Tatum and Brown are not available, so it was Smart who takes the ball.


Exactly, now the Celtics are going to be the huge favorite going into their home court. I thought also this game that it will be the Heat. But it could be miracle that White is at the right spot when Smart throws that three point shot.

I don't think there should be an investigation, the decision is final now, the series is tied 3-3 and now we are looking for another history in this series. It's just a matter which side of history will happen here.

Celtics coming back from 0-3 and win in a playoff series.

Heat becoming only the 2nd team to advance to the finals as 8th seed.

Miami Heat gave away a 3-0 lead against the Boston Celtics. Never before has a team that was 3-0 behind in the semi-finals managed to win it 4-3. And also an insane ending to the game itself, by the way. Miamia Heat got 3 free throws while trailing by 2 points and managed to throw them all in. Then with 0.2 seconds left, Boston scored on a Tip-in to score 2 runs and the win. Those are nice endings to a game. But now Boston can finish it off at home Monday night in Boston.

The next game might end up as the most watched NBA game of the season and I think it might beat the final audience because Boston could make history if they win the series against Heat! Also , the pressure moved completely on Heat shoulders and the fact that they are playing on away , makes the game even more harder for them. 

It will be depends now if how both teams will play on game 7, though the edge is again now for Boston as the home crowd advantage also
have a big impact on the team.

But we can't conclude that yet as we also know how Miami can play this one and maybe snatch the win from Boston.

Adjustment and good game plan both teams need to work well with how they will going to prepare and execute the defense and the offense
to win the game.

I often watch the summary and then you also see the highlights of the matches. If you want to watch the matches completely live, you can easily insert 3 hours because there are also a lot of commercial breaks, all to make money, understandable but incredibly boring as a viewer. If you have a ticket for the NBA, then it is of course worth the money because where else can you watch a sports game for 3 hours? It also surprises me that there is never a fight between the supporters and everyone is just mixed up. It's very different in football.

Everyone is thinking now that this is gonna be Boston's game 7 after of what they've shown for the past 3 games. Yes, we might not have that conclusion yet but we're just basing it on how they've won the games straight and the recent one was really like a fate made it for them.

Man, spitting some facts. 
While these two teams are having like one of the greatest rivalry, Denver is chilling somewhere and already prepared whether it's Heat or Celtics going for them.

Yeah, the final minutes of Game 6 were epic. In fact, Butler tried his best to save the Heat as he scored 15 points in the 4th quarter, but White's shot ruined everything for the Heat. The funny thing is that White's performance throughout the game was mediocre, but he still became the hero of the game as he literally saved the Celtics from elimination and gave his team another chance to not only become the Eastern Conference champion but also become the first team in NBA history that can recover from a 0-3 deficit.

Head-to-head comparison though, either who will win in Eastern Conference Finals, we can't deny the fact that Denver Nuggets is really the team to beat. Putting a defense against Nikola Jokic is already a problem and I don't see who can defend him "properly in the entire game" from either Boston Celtics or Miami Heat.

Remember when the Lakers are dealing with the Nuggets in the Western Conference Finals, Coach Darvin Ham executes different strategies just to contain Jokic, at least. He put Davis, one of the best defenders in the league, and seems not effective. He also puts Hachimura to guard Jokic but ended up tired as he also puts efforts on offense. Vanderbilt, Schroder etc. Nothing really works in the long run. Aside from that, when Murray got heated, he was nailing his shot anywhere on the field regardless if it was contested or not. That's how hot his hands are this playoff.

Take note also that Denver Nuggets is not just about Jokic and Murray. Michael Porter Jr. is one of the best contributors on the team. He's also one of the big reasons why the Nuggets were able to take down the 100% healthy Phoenix Suns in the second round of playoffs and one of the problems dealt by the Lakers in the conference semis.

I didn't expect them to tie the series and force a do-or-die Game 7 and I guess the majority did not expect it as well. On the other hand, things are not looking good for the Heat as game 7 will be on Boston's home court which is a huge advantage in this situation. This year's East and West Conference Finals are very entertaining. No doubt about it but no matter who wins in Eastern Conference, can they contain the Joker?