Pistons Rally from 22 Points Down to Beat Celtics
On October 21, the Detroit Pistons staged a historic comeback against the Boston Celtics, winning 121-113 in the NBA opener. The Pistons trailed by 22 points but executed a 23-0 run in the fourth quarter, marking the largest come-from-behind victory against the Celtics in the last 30 seasons.
The Celtics led after the first quarter 28-27 and extended their lead with a 30-18 second quarter, going into halftime with a 58-45 advantage. The Pistons fought back with a 37-30 third quarter.
Cade Cunningham was pivotal for Detroit, scoring 22 points and providing eight assists. Javonte Green contributed 19 points off the bench, while Ausar Thompson recorded 11 points, 11 rebounds, and five assists.
Paul George, making his debut for the Celtics, scored a game-high 38 points. The Celtics initially led 90-82 at the start of the fourth quarter before the Pistons surged ahead, with Green sealing the victory with free throws in the final seconds.
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