Without Jaylen Brown, a tired Celtics team was no match for energized Pistons
With Jaylen Brown out and the Pistons rested, the Celtics had little left to offer after a valiant second-quarter run. Led by the hot shooting and trash talk of Malik Beasley, the Pistons dominated the Celtics in the second and ran away to a 117-97 win.
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On this day: Celtics sign Marbury; Cousy dishes 28 assists in 173-point gameOn this day in Celtics history, Boston signed Stephon Marbury and saw Bob Cousy dish 28 assists in a 173-point win over the ...
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A little more than a year ago, we were monitoring the Detroit Pistons as they attempted to avoid the longest losing streak in ...
Davison, a G-League guard, played 3:46 in the third quarter and had an assist, rebound and steal against Toronto. He is ...
Jayson Tatum is the leader of the Celtics. He is the best player on the team. His consistent play over the years has been one ...
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The last time Detroit won 8 or more consecutive games came in 2008, when it strung together 10 victories. Detroit’s 8-game ...
In the second quarter of their matchup against the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night, guard Jrue Holiday drove the lane ...
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