For the Second time Allen helps Celtics to Cool Off

The Boston Celtics beat the Miami Heat for the second time this season with a 112-107 victory on Thursday (Friday, Philippine time), led by 35 points from Ray Allen. The defeat leaves Miami, which strengthened their lineup in the offseason when they established the free agent LeBron James and Chris Bosh to join Dwyane Wade, with a humble record of 5-4 after two consecutive home defeats.

James was the only member of Miami so-called “Big Three” to be really successful with a team-high 35 points, while Bosh had 15 and Wade done with eight points in the low season to go all along with six Turnovers. The Celtics with the record of (7 -2) defeated the Heat 88-80 on the opening night of the NBA season last month, but the last victory was even more persuasive win for the champions of the East.

These tests show us how much we have to do, James said. Currently, we are endowed enough to play against these teams, but the right chemistry is not at some of the best teams in the league at the moment. It's a bit thorny for us to stay on point during the game, he added.

Boston was speedy out of the blocks and took the 14-5 lead and that never look back, but the team appeared to Miami and still tiresome to find the exact stability between nine games of the season. The Celtics are sharper in all areas and has led 61 -46 at halftime with Allen at his best when Wade is not hard to do any of his six field goal attempts in the first half.

For the Celtics Paul Pierce got 25 points and Allen exhausted seven three point on the game making their chances to go and challenge the best of the East.

We will not strike the panic button by any draw out of the imagination. If I had to return to the middle of a game and say that they were mentally and physically very strong said Erik Spoelstra Miami Coach.