Three Things Celtics Must Do Differently To Win Game 7 Vs. 76ers

The Celtics have been atrocious at the free-throw line, too, shooting just 59 percent from the charity stripe over the last two games after making 80.7 percent of their free throws during the regular season.

Knocking those down will be critical in a Game 7, as will hitting more 3-pointers. Boston lives and dies by those shots, but if they're not falling, they need to adjust and start attacking the rim more.

The Celtics need to take better care of the basketball, too. They committed the fewest turnovers in the league during the regular season but have lost the turnover battle in each of the last two games, leading to too many extra possessions and easy transition points for Philadelphia.

Lastly, Boston must be better on the boards and win the rebounding battle. The two teams have the same number of rebounds over the last two games combined, which is uncharacteristic for the Celtics. They were one of the NBA's top rebounding teams during the regular season while the Sixers were middle of the pack, so Boston needs to exploit that advantage and be more aggressive cleaning the glass.

If the Celtics shoot better, rebound more aggressively and take better care of the basketball, they should be able to win Game 7 and finally finish Philadelphia off once and for all.

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