Here are 5 things I wish the Boston Celtics to do tonight:

1. Play smothering Defense
2. Hold Howard to under 10 points!
3. Break Howard's elbows! This guy has swung too freely. Put a brick where he's swing to… haha
4. No more 3 pointers from the Magics
5. Rasheed Wallace to play more inside

And more importantly, take care of business and blow the Magics out by 30!

Is that too much to ask?

In Game #5, the Celtics looked too tired and were the push-overs. They need to take commend of this Series again; just like they did in Game 3. They must challenge every Magics bucket attempts. And please contain Jamaar Nelson!

Lack luster performance from the Celtics gave the Orlando Magic another day…

It is hard to believe that after a great combat in Game 5 to pull ahead, 3-2, the Celtics basically let the Magic roll all over them in the closing minutes of Game 6.

Take 22 turnovers! Since when have you seen that many turnovers by Boston in this years Playoffs? Maybe in some of the those hard fought Series with Chicago? Not sure…

Actually, all along I have suspected that there would be a Game 7. Hey, good for the econemy, right?

Meanwhile, it is killing us Boston fans!

I wished that they closed the Series and done with Orlando last night. But Game 6 is now history.

Let’s hope there would be a Game 7 like what they put onto the Bulls in the last Series.

I still believe they can play defense up to their levels. And if they do, the Celtics are hard to beat.

Orlando was basically handed the game last night. They couldn’t get a lead until late 3rd quarter! And did you see how many missed free throws or half hearted attempts by the Celtics to score in the 4th quarter?! Orlando can be beaten… that’s all I can say.

And also, they need the two games layoff to recoup their energy to prepare for the Cavs, who have been rolling over their opponents in their last two Series. They are scary but can be beaten if you defend them!

Let’s see what Game 7 will bring us. Hopefully one step closer to Banner #18 – that would be nice!

Go Celtics!