Boston has a chance to finish off Indiana in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference finals on Monday.

Jrue Holiday puts Boston ahead with a three-point play in the final minute, then makes a key steal as Boston beats Indiana, 114-111.

Commentary: It’s been Jaylen Brown, not Jayson Tatum, who has been the catalyst with the Celtics jumping out on the Pacers.

Jaylen Brown ties his career playoff high while leading Boston to a 126-110 win in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference finals.

Boston and Indiana, which each averaged more than 120 points per game this season, start a high-powered series with a spot in the NBA Finals at stake.

Jayson Tatum falls one assist short of a triple-double as Boston wins its second-round series in five games, capped by a 113-98 victory.

Boston won a close game for the first time this postseason against the short-handed Cavaliers.

The Celtics win a second straight game in Cleveland to take control of the series with the chance to close it out on Wednesday in Boston.

Jrue Holiday was more aggressive offensively in Boston’s Game 3 win, hoping to wear down Cleveland’s best offensive weapon.

Jayson Tatum finishes with 33 points and 13 rebounds, Jaylen Brown scores 28 points on 13-for-17 shooting, and Boston regains the series lead.