Heat to Face Celtics for the First Time in Playoff History

Now that the NBA season has come to a close, the first round matchups are finally known.  In the Easter Conference, the fifth-seeded Miami Heat will face the fourth-seeded Boston Celtics.  These seeds weren’t clinched until the last night of the season, when the Heat defeated the Nets and the Celtics lost to the Bucks.  This will be the first time that these two franchises have ever met in the playoffs.  Although the Boston swept Miami in their regular season series, all three games were decided by seven points or less, including a dramatic overtime game in which Dwyane Wade seemingly hit a game winning dunk in regulation after which Rajon Rondo managed to tie the game by scoring with .6 seconds left on the clock.

Prepare for this exciting first round matchup which begins this Saturday by purchasing authentic sports memorabilia from Hollywood Collectibles.  We have one of the largest inventories anywhere of both Miami Heat memorabilia and Boston Celtics memorabilia.  We exclusively represent Celtics legends Bill Russell and Sam Jones and have had an exclusive deal with Dwyane Wade in the past.  Our massive selection of basketball memorabilia includes such items as autographed photos, autographed jerseys, and autographed basketballs.

Hollywood Collectibles is a sports memorabilia store that sells autographed photos, game used pieces, vintage items, and many more.  To view these items and purchase one of a kind sports memorabilia visit www.hollywoodcollectibles.com.  You can find Hollywood Collectibles sports memorabilia online or visit the store in Hollywood, Florida.  Owner Rich Altman has been featured on programs such as "60 Minutes" and HBO's "Real Sports" as an autograph expert.  He has been written up as a leader in this industry.  Rich has had exclusive deals with legends like Bill Russell and Sam Jones for the past 11 years.  Not to mention former exclusives with superstars Dwyane Wade, Chris Paul, Brandon Roy and baseball stars like Miguel Cabrera and Hanley Ramirez.