The Boston Celtics defeated the Detroit Pistons 123-99. Derrick White and Payton Pritchard caught fire from beyond the arc, propelling the Celtics to a big win. Pritchard had 27 points and White had 23. Ron Holland II led the Pistons with 26 points ...

Heading into the Thursday night matchup between the Boston Celtics and the Detroit Pistons, the home team has quite the crowded injury report. While the Pistons were fortunate enough to be able to leave the second-year wing Ausar Thompson off of their ...

Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m. ET at TD Garden in Boston. The Celtics are favored by 12.5 points in the latest Celtics vs. Pistons odds, while the over/under is 227 points, per SportsLine consensus. Before entering any Pistons vs. Celtics picks, you'll want to see the NBA predictions from the model at SportsLine.

The Boston Celtics cruised to a 123-99 victory over the visiting Detroit Pistons thanks to a big performance from Payton Pritchard and the bench.

The Celtics didn’t need Jayson Tatum to blow out the Pistons on Thursday night, rolling to a 123-99 win at TD Garden.

After having two consecutive days of practice, the Pistons will test their most recent improvements in a rematch against the Celtics.

There is plenty of NBA action on Thursday, Dec. 12 including a matchup in which the Boston Celtics host the Detroit Pistons at TD Garden in Boston. The Celtics are 19-5 and looking for their third ...

The Detroit Pistons' ability to guard the three-point line has given them a league-average defense for the first time in four seasons. But it was no match for Derrick White and Payton Pritchard Thursday night.

Jayson Tatum did not suit up against the Orlando Magic on Monday night after being a late scratch just minutes before the opening tip. The Celtics added the All-Star forward to the team’s injury report just 12 minutes gametime, listing him as questionable due to a non-COVID illness.

Dan Titus previews the Week 9 fantasy hoops slate, including revealing his top adds and the challenges the holiday schedule brings.

Nate McMillan and Doc Rivers were known as solid point guards during their playing days before they became top NBA coaches. Although they played a position mostly known for producing assists, both are set to fall victim to the rise of Denver Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic.