A red-hot Dean Wade and some video replay helped the short-handed Cleveland Cavaliers overcome a 22-point, fourth-quarter deficit and beat the visiting Boston Celtics 105-104 on Tuesday night. Wade erupted off the bench to score 23 points- 20 in the final quarter, including a putback dunk of a Darius Garland miss with 19.1 seconds left, which proved the game-winner. The victory snapped Boston’s league-best 11-game winning streak and came on a night that was billed as “Kelce Night” at the
