Malik Beasley led the Pistons with 26 points off the bench as the Pistons won their eighth straight, most since 2008.

The Eastern Conference may be weak this season, but the Boston Celtics just learned not to underestimate a potential playoff opponent.

The Detroit Pistons aren't just winning in unexpected ways, they are turning heads for their style of play, and not just here in Michigan.

Dealing with a non-COVID illness, Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown was in danger of missing Wednesday’s action against the Portland Trail Blazers. With Brown on the injury report against Portland, he was a name to keep an eye on ahead of the Celtics’ matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers.

One player for the Celtics decided that he was mostly to blame for why the Pistons were able to crush them in this game. Starting center Kristaps Porzingis took a lot of the blame on his shoulders, saying after the game that he played poorly.

The Detroit Pistons defeated defending champion Boston Celtics in a blowout, extending their winning streak to eight games.

Malik Beasley scored 26 points, Cade Cunningham had 21 points and 11 assists and the Detroit Pistons beat the Boston Celtics 117-97 on Wednesday night in a matchup of two of the NBA’s hottest teams.

Ronald Holland II #00 of the Detroit Pistons goes to the basket past Neemias Queta #88 of the Boston Celtics during the first half of a game at TD Garden

The Detroit Pistons look for their eighth-straight win Wednesday when the reigning NBA champion Boston Celtics come to town for the final matchup between the two teams of the regular season.