The Boston Celtics are headed to the NBA Finals after sweeping the Indiana Pacers in their Eastern Conference semi-final series.
Jaylen Brown's assist to Derrick White for a crucial three-pointer with 45 seconds remaining secured a 105-102 victory for the Celtics, propelling them into the NBA Finals. This marks their second Finals appearance in three seasons.
Reflecting on the journey, Brown remarked, "It's been a grind, no shortcuts all season long." He praised the team's unity and resilience, emphasizing their determination to progress further.
The Celtics showcased their depth with Brown scoring 29 points and Jayson Tatum contributing 26 points, 13 rebounds, and eight assists in the decisive 4-0 series sweep.
Coach Joe Mazzulla attributed their success to the players' trust and receptiveness to coaching. He highlighted their ability to set the team's tone daily.
Boston's dominant postseason run, including victories over the Miami Heat, Cleveland Cavaliers, and Pacers, with a 12-2 record, underscores their formidable presence as they gear up for their 23rd NBA Finals appearance in franchise history.
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