Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce are both future Hall of Famers, but they added just a bit more luster to their résumés on Wednesday night. Both Garnett and Pierce moved up on the NBA's list of all-time leaders in points scored, and it doesn't seem like they're at all done improving their positions. Can you name the top 20 players on the list? Take our quiz!

On Thursday, "First Take" debated the future of the Celtics, with a little help from Boston superfan Bill Simmons. Simmons, Stephen A. Smith, and Skip Bayless went through a few different scenarios as to what the Celtics could do -- everything from trying for it with their current group of players to blowing it up and starting over completely. What's your take?

The Heat and Thunder both went through interesting paths to reach the NBA finals, but they'll have to put every tough series behind them if they plan on winning. Both LeBron James and Kevin Durant are looking to win their first rings, although the pressure they face is anything but equal. All that matters is winning four out of the next seven games. Which team will hoist the trophy?

Which team will win the NBA Finals?

•  
  64%
  Thunder
•  
  36%
  Heat

(Total votes: 526,676)

Did LeBron James prove he can perform in the clutch in Games 6 and 7 of the Eastern Conference finals?

•  
  35%
  No
•  
  65%
  Yes

(Total votes: 90,788)

Who would you rather have on your team?

•  
  49%
  LeBron James
•  
  51%
  Kevin Durant

(Total votes: 68,072)

Will pressure to win an NBA title help or hurt the Heat?

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  39%
  Help
•  
  61%
  Hurt

(Total votes: 71,388)

Rajon Rondo and Kevin Garnett have rather taken control of this series, haven't they? The Heat tried everything they could think of to dominate the Celtics during a vulnerable road game in Miami, and it just didn't work. Boston has now won three straight after dropping the first two games of the series, and it's going to be a tough task for Miami to win Game 6 on the road. Can the Heat pull it off?

Who has been more valuable to the Celtics this postseason?

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  33%
  Kevin Garnett
•  
  67%
  Rajon Rondo

(Total votes: 71,163)

Does Chris Bosh need to play a significant amount of time for the Heat to win Game 6 in Boston?

•  
  77%
  Yes
•  
  23%
  No

(Total votes: 68,455)

How much damage would losing this series to to LeBron James' legacy?

•  
  9%
  No damage
•  
  58%
  Serious damage
•  
  33%
  Minor damage

(Total votes: 61,292)

Remember when both the Spurs and Heat were going to run over the Thunder and Celtics like they were minor inconveniences at best? The Thunder put a stop to that talk late last week, and the Celtics provided a rebuttal of their own on Sunday. Boston has held large leads in three games this series, although it's become somewhat proficient at letting the Heat get back in the swing of things -- an 18-point advantage nearly turned into disaster as the Heat nearly won it after forcing overtime. Fortunately for the Celtics, Rajon Rondo is playing out of his mind, and is very clearly not intimidated by the Heat's star power.

What do you make of Rajon Rondo accusing the Heat of ''complaining and crying to the referees'' during a halftime interview?

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  75%
  Justified
•  
  25%
  Out of line

(Total votes: 16,129)

What impact did officiating have on the outcome of Game 4 of the Heat-Celtics series?

•  
  45%
  Little impact
•  
  15%
  No impact
•  
  40%
  Big impact

(Total votes: 55,149)

Who should take the last shot for the Heat in close games?

•  
  43%
  LeBron James
•  
  57%
  Dwyane Wade

(Total votes: 74,847)

How much of a boost will Chris Bosh provide to the Heat in Game 5?

•  
  35%
  Major boost
•  
  48%
  Minor boost
•  
  17%
  No boost

(Total votes: 48,713)

It's not every day that a player scores 44 points, dishes out 10 assists and grabs 8 rebounds in a playoff game. Actually, until Wednesday night's performance from Rajon Rondo, it had never happened. It still wasn't enough to beat the Heat, who came back from a 15-point deficit to win in overtime. This has to be a frustrating result for the Celtics, who were on the verge of stealing one from Miami on their home court. Did they miss their chance to make this a competitive series?

Which is more true of the Celtics' Game 2 loss to the Heat?

•  
  41%
  Celtics were committing pointless fouls
•  
  59%
  Celtics were getting robbed by the referees

(Total votes: 110,045)

Are the Heat a better team without Chris Bosh?

•  
  31%
  Yes
•  
  69%
  No

(Total votes: 40,972)

Which team will win the Heat-Celtics Eastern Conference final? (Heat lead 2-0)

•  
  43%
  Heat in 5
•  
  23%
  Heat in 6
•  
  3%
  Heat in 7
•  
  19%
  Celtics in 6 or 7
•  
  12%
  Heat in 4

(Total votes: 59,834)

We're glad that NBA officials don't work our local slow-pitch softball league, because if they're going to T up Doc Rivers for yelling ''C'Mon, Eddie!'' there's no telling what they'd do to us when we react to a called strike three. We're thinking something along the lines of permanent ejection and deportation. For his own part, Doc described his technical as "the worst he's ever had." Is he right, or are NBA officials simply heading off problems before they occur?

Are NBA officials too quick to call technical fouls off of players and coaches yelling at them?

•  
  81%
  Yes
•  
  19%
  No

(Total votes: 84,291)

How does officiating in this year's NBA playoffs compare to seasons past?

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  9%
  Better
•  
  40%
  About the same
•  
  51%
  Worse

(Total votes: 134,806)

Which team will win the Heat-Celtics Eastern Conference final? (Heat lead 1-0)

•  
  27%
  Celtics
•  
  73%
  Heat

(Total votes: 73,293)

The Celtics and 76ers will match up in a Game 7 after Philadelphia pulled off an 82-75 win at home. Allen Iverson's presence energized a crowd that Kevin Garnett had earlier criticized as lackadaisical and fair-weather, but that likely won't be a factor when the series returns to Boston. What might be a factor is the possible absence of Avery Bradley, whom the Celtics could lose for the remainder of the playoffs because of a shoulder injury. We'll find out what all of this means Saturday night.

Which team will win Game 7 of the Celtics-76ers Eastern Conference semifinal?

•  
  63%
  Celtics
•  
  37%
  76ers

(Total votes: 223,407)

Are the Celtics championship contenders if Avery Bradley is unable to play?

•  
  65%
  No
•  
  35%
  Yes

(Total votes: 35,312)

Could Allen Iverson still play in the NBA?

•  
  57%
  Yes
•  
  43%
  No

(Total votes: 5,697)