Losers of two out of their last three games since the all-star break, and with the offense in a complete funk, you would think the last team the Celtics wanted to see Wednesday night at the TD Garden would be the NBA champion Cleveland Cavaliers. <br /> <br /> That was not the case, however, as the Celtics brought the fight against the Cavs, in Boston’s biggest win of the season, 103-99. <br /> <br /> Isaiah Thomas nailed a clutch three-pointer from 30-feet after running around a number of screens, and Avery Bradley – in his second game back from injury – re-entered the game late in the fourth quarter and came up with a big bucket of his own, and more importantly blanketed Kyrie Irving on defense during the game’s biggest possession.<br /><br />-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-<br />Please watch: "FULL KYRIE IRVING and GORDON HAYWARD CELTICS Press Conference" <br />https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f7FoDj4-Nzw<br />-~-~~-~~~-~~-~-
