The Detroit Pistons are getting their revenge on the Boston Celtics after a win on the road at TD Garden. Less than a month ago, the Pistons put their 13-game win streak on the line when they were last in Beantown and they fell short to the Celtics.
Detroit Pistons star Isaiah Stewart is not gifted with a lot of basketball skills. What he is known for is his tenacity, which has become the backbone of his team’s defensive schemes.
The Detroit Pistons secured a 112-105 road win over the Boston Celtics on Monday night, as Cade Cunningham came to play. The one-time NBA All-Star had 32 points, four rebounds, 10 assists, and six three-pointers on 11-for-21 shooting from the field in 36 minutes of action.
Javonte Green pulled off a poster dunk highlight on Derrick White during the Detroit Pistons’ matchup against the Boston Celtics on Monday night. Green is going through the seventh season of his NBA career, his first with the Pistons.
Shams Charania of ESPN reported last week that the Pistons were expected to be among the suitors for Mavericks big man Anthony Davis. However, league sources tell Hunter Patterson of The Athletic that Davis isn’t currently on Detroit’s radar, as the team is focused on “internal growth” rather than a major win-now acquisition.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The Detroit Pistons came into TD Garden as losers of eight straight against the Boston Celtics on their home floor. But these Pistons aren’t the Pistons of that nearly five-year stretch.
If you thought the Boston Celtics were going to just cruise through December, Monday night was a rude awakening. In a game that felt like a microcosm of “you win some, you lose some,” the Celtics fell to the Detroit Pistons, 112-105, right on their own parquet floor.
Cade Cunningham collected 32 points and 10 assists to help the visiting Detroit Pistons extend their winning streak to four games by beating the Boston Celtics 112-105 on Monday night.
The Detroit Pistons head into the holiday season as high as the franchise has been in decades. But things can quickly go downhill for the Motowners, who haven’t made the postseason in consecutive seasons since the late 2000s.
The Pistons will face the Boston Celtics on Monday night at TD Garden in their third meeting of the season. The two teams have split the first two matchups, but this one carries added weight for a young Detroit squad that sits at 20–5.
The Detroit Pistons enter Monday night's road contest against the Boston Celtics with a three-game winning streak and plenty of confidence. "I think we're the best team in the league, and we're going to continue to show it," said Pistons center Jalen Duren following Friday night's 142-115 victory over Atlanta.
After a short break in play for Detroit Pistons basketball, they returned to action for a win that reminded everyone why they lead the east, blowing out the Atlanta Hawks 142-115.
After nearly a week away from the floor, the Eastern Conference-leading Pistons wasted no time reminding everyone they are for real. Detroit rolled past Atlanta on Friday, hanging 142 points on the Hawks in a runaway win that pushed the Pistons to 20-5.
In January of last season, Jaden Ivey broke his fibula against the Orlando Magic, ending his 2024-25 campaign. Before this injury, Ivey was tracking to receive an extension after finally proving that he can co-exist with face of the franchise Cade Cunningham.
Not even a five-day break could slow down the momentum of the Detroit Pistons. Playing their first regular-season game since December 6, the Pistons finished the night with a 142-115 win over the Atlanta Hawks.
Isaiah Stewart amassed 17 points, five rebounds and five assists to lead a balanced attack as the Eastern Conference-leading Detroit Pistons overwhelmed the visiting Atlanta Hawks, 142-115, on Friday night.
At the end of the first quarter of the 2025-26 season, the Detroit Pistons are sitting atop the NBA’s Eastern Conference standings with a record of 19-5.
One of the biggest shockers of the 2025-2026 NBA season so far is the Detroit Pistons. The squad holds an 18-4 record and currently stands at the top of the Easter Conference.
Malik Beasley’s offseason was supposed to be a breakout moment, the kind where contenders line up at his door. Instead, everything shifted the moment gambling allegations surfaced.
Free agent swingman Malik Beasley is in advanced talks on a rest-of-season contract with Partizan Belgrade, according to Dusan Markovic of Nova.rs. The reported deal is expected to be worth roughly $2 million and would not include an NBA opt-out clause (via HoopsRumors and Sportando).
Isaiah Stewart had another bone to pick over the weekend. The Detroit Pistons played Saturday against the Milwaukee Bucks at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Mich.
As the conversation about Giannis Antetokounmpo wanting out of Milwaukee heats up, many are once again speculating that he will try to force a trade to New York. But there are other intriguing possibilities.