Now We've got a series!

The Heat deliver one of its best shooting performances of the season to even up the best-of-seven series with Boston, following a 111-101 victory. Games 3 and 4 will be in Miami.

Miami’s Tyler Herro has a good reason to smile as the Heat upset the Celtics 111-101 in Game 2 on Wednesday. (Photo By Winslow Townson/Getty Images)

BOSTON — If there’s one thing you’ve come to expect from an Erik Spoelstra-coached Miami Heat team, it’s this.

No matter how overmatched they may be from a talent perspective in a playoff series, this team will find a way - always - to compete.

Boston embarrassed the Heat in the Celtics’ Game 1 win, a game Boston won by 20 points and truth be told, the game wasn’t that close.

Game 2 was a shot at redemption for Miami.

As for the Celtics, a team that has played and displayed a level of mental toughness all season, Game 2 would afford them a chance to showcase a heightened level of purpose, well aware the Heat would play better - a lot better - than they did in Game 1.

The Celtics saw the moment, but couldn’t meet it as Miami bounced back with a better effort and most important to Heat fans, a victory.