The Boston Celtics bounced back from their Game 2 loss to the Miami Heat with a dominant 104-84 victory in Game 3. They led for the entire game and held the Heat to just 32.1% shooting from beyond the arc. The Celtics capitalized on turnovers by the Heat, outscoring them 24-4 in points off giveaways.
Now, the challenge for the Celtics is to follow up this impressive win with another strong performance in Game 4. They were able to do so in Game 3 with a clean injury report, as Luke Kornet returned after missing the first two games with a calf strain. The Heat, on the other hand, will be without Terry Rozier due to a neck spasm, but Delon Wright is expected to return after missing Game 3 for personal reasons.
Game 4 will take place at 7:30 p.m. EST at the Kaseya Center. The Celtics will look to build on their momentum and take a commanding 3-1 series lead. They will need to continue their strong defensive play and take advantage of their depth to secure another win against the Heat.