The Miami Heat apparently will play it close to the vest until their season is over.

The team on Thursday listed five players as questionable for Friday’s 8:30 p.m. Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Boston Celtics at TD Garden, a best-of-seven series they trail 3-2.

That left no delineation between a player who has missed the past two games due to a strained left groin, in sixth man Tyler Herro, and a pair of players who have pushed forward without missing any time this postseason, with Max Strus and Gabe Vincent also listed as questionable, each with a hamstring strain.

Also listed as questionable is point guard Kyle Lowry, who has missed eight games this postseason with a hamstring strain, and power forward P.J. Tucker, who has been dealing with troublesome knee irritation.

Not on the injury report but clearly limited is forward Jimmy Butler, who has been dealing with knee soreness for weeks.

For their part, the Celtics again are listing point guard Marcus Smart and center Robert Williams III as questionable, after both played in Wednesday night’s 93-80 Boston victory at FTX Arena. Smart has been dealing with an ankle sprain, Williams with ongoing knee pain.

Also again out for Boston is guard Sam Hauser, who is dealing with a shoulder issue.

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