Robert Williams and Marcus Smart Available; Tyler Herro Out for Game 6

The Celtics will have all hands on deck as they attempt to punch their ticket to the NBA Finals.

The Celtics have their starting lineup and playoff rotation intact for the second straight game. Marcus Smart (right ankle sprain) and Robert Williams (left knee soreness) are available for Friday's matchup as Boston attempts to close out the Eastern Conference Finals on its home floor.

Williams played 27 minutes in Game 5, registering six points, ten rebounds, and three blocks. Smart produced five points, five rebounds, and four assists, while only having to play 24 minutes as Derrick White held down the fort at point guard.

White recorded 14 points, five rebounds, and two steals in 29 minutes. He helped keep the Celtics in the game in the first half, and between his impact as a short roller and what he provided defensively, he played a critical role in them pulling away in the final two frames.

As for the Heat, Tyler Herro will miss his third-straight game due to a groin injury.

Further Reading

[Film Room] How the Celtics Got Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown Going in the Second Half of Game 5's Win

Celtics Focused on Eastern Conference, Not NBA Finals: 'You don't want any feelings of regret; We have a chance to do something special'

At Halftime of Game 5, Celtics Asked, 'How Much Does It Mean to Us?' Then Seized Control of the Game and Series

What Stood Out from Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Finals: Celtics Blow By Heat in Second Half to Take 3-2 Lead

Jayson Tatum Points to Winning, Growth as a Playmaker for All-NBA First Team Selection

What Stood Out from Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals: In a Must-Win Game, Celtics Deliver