Will the Streak end tonight?

[JonLP24]

Heat on the second night of a road back-to-back in Boston, traveled from Toronto. Boston, where the Celtics have won their last 10 home games, a streak that started w/ a 100-98 OT win against Miami.

If Miami wins, they'll own outright the second longest win streak in NBA history.

[joeybee12]

1. NO...KG is sitting this one out...

[bluedigger]

2. I doubt it, but I'll still be rooting for the Celts. n/t

[Auggie]

3. I think you have to hand it to the Heat ...

with a 11.5 game lead as the top seed one could possibly take it a little easy and ... rest for the playoffs.

[bluedigger]

4. Celtics Pride!

Miami will have to earn it.

[El Supremo]

5. >>>

[trumad]

6. nope

[RockaFowler]

7. Best Game Ever

That game kept you on the edge of your seat the whole time

Oh and the LeBron dunk over Jason Terry was CLASSIC!!

What a game from Green - 43 points. He couldn't miss last night.

[trumad]

8. You mean this one?

[RockaFowler]

9. Poor Jason Terry

Rest In Peace JET

You chose poorly . . .

[bluedigger]

10. Celtics-Heat delivers big ratings

The outcome may not have been the one Celtics fans desired, but the Heat's thrilling 105-103 victory at TD Garden Monday night lived up to its advance billing and then some.

Miami extended its winning streak to 23 games despite a brilliant 43-point performance by the Celtics' Jeff Green. It should come as little surprise that the excitement of the game resulted in impressive ratings for both ESPN and Comcast SportsNet New England.

ESPN's national telecast, with Mike Tirico and Hubie Brown calling the game, earned a 3.1 overnight rating, the third-best number ever for a regular-season NBA game on the network.

The only two higher-rated regular season games were a Lakers-Rockets matchup January 17, 2003 (3.8) and a Knicks-Heat game February 27, 2011 (3.2).

- See more at: http://www.boston.com/sports/touching_all_the_bases/2013/03/celtics-heat_delivers_big_rati.html#sthash.ZrlQfh1e.dpuf