The Miami Heat are back in the NBA Finals. Last night, the Heat (pulled away) in the fourth quarter and beat the Boston Celtics 101-88 in the seventh and deciding game of the Eastern Conference Finals. NPR's Tom Goldman reports Miami won with a team effort. Game 7 was a reminder why they came together, why Chris Bosh and Leblang James joined Dwyane Wade in Miami a couple of years ago, a move that made the Heat a hated team outside Miami. Indeed, there was nothing but love last night. At Miami's American Airlines Arena, as 20,000-plus fans watched the Big Three score all 28 of the Heat's fourth quarter points and (sealed) the win. Bosh scored 19 for the game, including three key three-point shots. Hearing the high praise from James. “Game ball automatically goes to him. I mean without his (production) tonight, we don't win.”But Miami doesn't win this hard-fought series without James. He (averaged) almost 34 points a game and single-handedly saved the Heat from elimination in Game 6. Miami plays the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Tuesday. Tom Goldman, NPR News.