The Miami Heat, with a six-game winning streak, showcased their potential in a dominating victory over the Boston Celtics, winning 124-103. This victory, significant despite the Celtics missing key players, like Jrue Holiday and Kristaps Porzingis, indicates the Heat might be finding their rhythm as the postseason approaches. Tyler Herro and Bam Adebayo led the team, contributing crucial points and assists, while support came from Kyle Anderson and Pelle Larsson, who helped limit Jayson Tatum's effectiveness.

Miami's depth showed through the efficient contributions of their rotation, particularly with Larsson's defensive prowess against Tatum. The Heat's ability to rally and maintain leads through adjustments highlights coach Erik Spoelstra's tactical flexibility. After this win, the Heat look towards a challenging homestand that could influence their play-in seeding.