Jason Terry met the floor thanks to a dunk by LeBron James Monday night.

As the Miami Heat continued their winning streak to 23 in a row on the road at Boston, it was a dunk from the reigning MVP that ignited the social media world.

Slightly past the halfway mark of the second quarter, down 13, LeBron James turned the game around with a dunk that took Boston Celtic Jason Terry to the floor.

Terry went to contest the dunk attempt when Norris Cole lobbed a pass for James to slam home. The "Jet" went to block the shot, but was slammed down as James took it to the rim.

James was given a technical foul, which Terry shot and hit. Terry was whistled for a blocking foul and James hit his own free throw.

The dunk caused Jason Terry's Wikipedia page to briefly say he was deceased.

One high point for the Celtics, depsite the loss, was small forward Jeff Green's career high scoring game of 43 points.

Although Green's mother used to receive adoring chants of "Jeff Green's mom!" during his college basketball days at Georgetown University, the Celtics player, often criticized for not having lived up to his potential on the team, told ESPN that fans have never cheered specifically for him. 

When the cheers finally came, recognizing Green's superstar performance in Monday's game, the forward said it was a bit distracting.

"Yeah, I heard it," he said about the first ever Jeff Green chants. "It was a good feeling, but you have to try to stay in the game, stay focused and think about the next play."