The Hawks were down for much of the game tonight, but never let the lead get beyond 12. Marvin Williams finally stepped up and had his best game of the series scoring a team high 18 points before leaving in the third quarter with a knee injury. With how well he was playing, you've gotta hope his knee is ready for Sunday. Mike Bibby had another good game scoring 17 but he needs to do that in Boston where his games this series have been forgettable. Al Horford scored 16, while Josh Childress and Joe Johnson each scored 15, including a crucial 3 pointer by Johnson late in the game, which was the Hawks only 3 pointer of the night. In addition to his offense, Joe Johnson was terrific tonight in finding the open man off of the double teams he received. Josh Smith, who played much of the game in foul trouble, scored 11.

The Celtics looked like they were coming apart in the 4th, as Paul Pierce fouled out with well over 4 minutes left in the game. On the play, he received a technical as he threw his headband in disgust.

So now it all comes down to Sunday at 1:00. Do the Hawks have what it takes to finally win a game in Boston and pull off the greatest upset in NBA history? I believe they can do it, and more importantly the Hawks think they can do it. I think the key will be keeping it close deep in to the 4th quarter. If the score is within 5 points either way with under 5 minutes to go, I believe the Celtics could start panicking over what could happen, and the Hawks could really loosen up and take advantage of that. What they don't need is to be down 15 or 20 in the 4th quarter. None of the 3 games in Boston have been close yet, they need to forget all that, come out and put everything they've got on the line for just 1 more win. They've already stunned the world just by making it to game 7, now its time to come out and shock the world by winning it.