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Julius Randle: Maybe Heat Want It More

The Miami Heat own a 3-1 series lead over the New York Knicks as they’ve continued win on hustle plays in particular. The Heat outrebounded the Knicks 44-35 and had seven offensive rebounds in the fourth quarter.

“Maybe they want it more,” Julius Randle said. “I don’t know. That’s been who we are all year and we got to find a way to step up and make those plays, keep the season alive.”

“I think that we found the value in the grind of a regular season,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. “In the grind and the struggle. I’ve said that repeatedly. We found a beauty in that struggle, but without that struggle where we didn’t have to find different solutions to win and different guys stepping up so that they had the confidence for these kind of moments. If we didn’t have a regular season, then you have zero chance to be able to do that in the playoffs.”

“My mindset I think going forward, we’re on the brink of elimination, so [give] everything you got,” Jalen Brunson said. “That should be the mindset of everybody. No matter what you do, no matter what you have to do, you just got to go out there and give it your all and keep your confidence. I know it’s kind of easy to say, but it’s a big thing to keep your confidence.”

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A sale of the Boston Celtics is likely to be completed early in 2025, according to a source. The Celtics were put up for sale in July and the process has ramped up in recent weeks.

Stephen Pagliuca is considered one of the frontrunners to purchase the franchise. Pagliuca already owns 20 percent of the Celtics.

“It could be that we’re hitting a tipping point a bit,” one investor said. “Most owners that have been in for a while in any of the sports leagues are sort of asset rich and cash poor. Most of the long-term standing owners, I think, if you ask them, I think in their wildest dreams, they could never have imagined that these teams would become these mini Disneys as I call them, or these phenomenal entities that have tremendous economic capacity.”

The Celtics will be the ninth NBA team to have its controlling ownership change hands since 2019. Forbes values the Celtics at $6 billion, while Sportico gives the team a $5.12 billion valuation. One NBA owner believes the Celtics could sell for close to $6 billion, while one sports banker predicted a $5.5 billion sale. The investor believes it will go for $4.75 billion.

Wyc Grousbeck is the team’s lead governor, but he only owns about two percent. He and his father, Irv, own roughly 30 percent of the franchise.

“It’s a really complicated agreement,” said one of the people briefed on the Celtics ownership structure.

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