The top two teams in the Eastern Conference meet up for the third time this season on Tuesday, Feb. 4 when the Cleveland Cavaliers host the Boston Celtics at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland.

The teams have split the season series thus far, with each team taking a game from the other with narrow home-court victories.

Cleveland actually won the turnover battle in their first matchup with Boston of the season. However, the Celtics scored 18 points off 14 Cavalier miscues in the second game of the season. Overall, the Cavaliers are a solid team when it comes to not giving up free possessions.

Plenty of eyes will be on the Celtics sale and who ends up buying them. The new owner will obviously have significant say in the future of the C’s going forward. As seen around the league, owners could have other motives for buying the C’s aside from the on-court product. So that’s likely why Brown spoke about the commitment to winning.

Jeffrey Lurie, Celtics owner? The Ringer’s Bill Simmons reported last week that the Eagles’ owner was in the running to buy the Boston Celtcs, Lurie’s hometown team. On Opening Night at the Super Bowl,