CELTICS POSTCAST- Jrue Holiday & Derrick White Help Celtics Beat the Heat

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🗓️ 15 March 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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The Celtics (48-19) beat the Miami Heat for the 3rd time this season with Friday night's 103-91 win at the Kaseya Center in Miami. The Celtics have won 6 in a row against the Heat dating back to last season. With the win, the Celtics avoided losing 2 in a row for the 3rd time this season. The Celtics improved to 9-3 this season with Jaylen Brown out of the starting lineup. ----- Scoring Leaders: Jayson Tatum scored a team-high 28 in the win. Tatum knocked down 5 3's. Jrue Holiday opened up the game by scoring 10 of the Celtics first 16 Points. Holiday hit 5 3's and scored 25. Derrick White scored 12 of 18 Points in the 4th Quarter. ----- No KP (Again): Kristaps Porzingis was held out of the lineup once again because of illness and he's now missed 8 straight games and 9 of the Celtics last 10 games. Porzingis is with the team and went through a workout prior to Friday night's game. -----

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0:00.0	You are Locked-on Celtics Postcast, part of Locked-on Sports Boston, on the Locked-on Podcast Network.
0:14.1	Your team every day.
0:19.3	Well, the Celtics open up a stretch where they're going to be playing an awful lot on the road with a victory against the heat in Miami.
0:26.1	And again, the Celtics avoid losing three in a row.
0:30.1	Hey, losing two in a row, I should say, for a third time this season.
0:34.4	Drew Holiday, terrific.
0:35.6	Derek Whitestrong in the fourth quarter, Jason Tatum, also helping the Celtics to the victory against Miami.
0:42.0	With that, we welcome you to our latest, locked on Celtics postcast. I'm Steve Lennox.
0:45.4	Longtime college basketball, play-by-play announcer, former show host satellite radio, ESPN radio.
0:50.8	Still to this day, cannot believe that Shaquille O'Neill played 37 games and started 36 games with the Celtics during the 2010-2011 NBA season.
1:00.3	You're right where you need to be. You are locked on with our latest Lockdown Celtics postcast, providing reaction to every Celtics game on the Lockdown Sports Boston YouTube channel.
1:08.6	Also available on the Lockdown Celtics podcast feed,
1:11.4	which you know is free and available wherever you get your podcasts.
1:15.2	With our latest Lockdown Celtics postcast, we're going to discuss Jalen Brown being
1:19.0	out of the game, Luke Cornett in the starting lineup.
1:22.1	That's sort of a winning formula for the Celtics.
1:24.6	Recently we've seen Peyton Pritchard and Derek White both go for 40.
1:29.9	In the same game, we've seen Sam Houser lighted up in the third quarter recently, recently in a game.
1:36.3	And Drew Holliday was solid and a great performance by Drew Holliday. Remember, he's been dealing with injuries.
1:41.6	He's not going to be the team's leading score of most nights but he was terrific and the victory against the Miami Heat on Friday night with
1:48.2	the win Celtics 48th win on the season now two away from 50 on the year that's going to be part
1:55.2	of our numbers of the night we want to hear from you our every day is and our first timers join
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