what is the biggest key to the success of the Cs in second half of the season

[Ogaju]

I believe it is CBS and his use of the entire team. I believe this tires out the opposition both physically and mentally.

You now have to game plan and play against 12 players instead of a short rotation with one or two guys dominating the ball.

[colincb]

Finding a way to win in Q4.

[celtics2030]

Yes

I remember saying, You play Sully over 30 , your going to lose, too many lapses, too many bad plays, those 3 or 4 possessions where he stinks it up on defense are 4 or 5 wins

[BudweiserCeltic]

Yes

I remember saying, You play Sully over 30 , your going to lose, too many lapses, too many bad plays, those 3 or 4 possessions where he stinks it up on defense are 4 or 5 wins

And people keep ignoring that the Celtics good play began WITH Sullinger still healthy.

Our current success has nothing to do with Sullinger not being around, in fact I'd say more than probably we'd be quite better with Sullinger than we are now.

[SparzWizard]

Celtics need to work on their free throws that's for sure.

And maintaining the lead in the 4th quarter. It's been a story of that all season long.

We can get wrecked by a contending team like the Cavs and I'm okay with it; we just need an experience in playing LBJ tough and they will get used to it. But for the most part the C's been playing and hanging around with other contenders in the West for quite some time. I like the road that this team is heading to.