Celtics take series lead with win over Heat in Game 5

 Tatum pushed through a hopeless first half for 22 places, and Boston beat the Miami Heat 93-80 to dominate Match 5 of the Eastern Conference finals.

They've won the last two in this series to assume command.

"For our folks, it's only another progression, keep on crushing it out."

Tatum fought a sensitive shoulder the majority of the night in Game 5 and battled to shoot (7-of-20). He was 1-of-9 for four focuses at halftime. Horford added 16 focuses and seven bounce back. Brown, who was 10-of-19 with five 3s in the game, drew wheezes from the group with his dunk in rush hour gridlock with a little more than five minutes left for an 89-71.

White began for Smart in the Celtics' Game 4 dominate and turned in 13 focuses in that one. This is his most memorable gathering finals; he was exchanged to Boston from San Antonio at the February cutoff time.

What's more, Rob, clearly the same way.

The Heat could be just about running on empty.

Jimmy Butler turned in his third dreary game in succession with 13 focuses on 4-of-18 shooting.

Miami was driven by 18 from Bam Adebayo, while Gabe Vincent contributed 15 focuses and Duncan Robinson 11 of the Heat seat. Both could be possibilities for raised jobs in dominant or-return home Match 6. The Heat was again without Tyler Herro, who missed his second successive game because of a stressed left crotch.

Miami drove this game at halftime, 42-37, and emerged for the second from last quarter to shoot 4-of-24 from the field and 1-of-14 from 3-point range. The Celtics' lead was 11 toward the finish of the third and 20 preceding the final quarter was four minutes old.

One side has now driven by somewhere around 20 in every one of the five rounds of this series.