Detroit Pistons vs Boston Celtics

Detroit’s Cade Cunningham has the Pistons rolling again on a three-game win streak, and at 20-5 they’ve been the more reliable night-to-night team than a Boston group that enters off a loss and still has to navigate life without Jayson Tatum; add in Detroit’s steady scoring base (Cunningham/Duren plus veteran wings like Tobias Harris) and the fact that these teams have reminder-level recent tape on each other (Boston’s tight 117-114 win on Nov. 26 after Detroit’s earlier 119-113 win), and the plus-money becomes the story even in a tough TD Garden spot. Grade: B-. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 15/12/2025 09:37am

Boston’s Jaylen Brown has been carrying a massive scoring load, and when you pair that with Detroit’s top-end creation (Cunningham) and the Pistons’ ability to put points up in bunches during this current run, the game sets up for a lot of efficient possessions if the whistle is normal and both teams’ main shot-makers are active; the recent head-to-head has also produced quality offense in competitive, late-game environments, and both clubs have season scoring profiles that live above this number more often than not even with Tatum sidelined. Grade: B. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 15/12/2025 09:37am

Boston’s offense can spike at home behind Brown and Derrick White, but Detroit’s current form (three straight wins), cleaner injury board, and proven ability to trade punches with this Celtics core makes the +2 feel like buying the best of a very small number—especially since the last meeting in Boston was decided by just three and featured Cunningham dictating matchup pressure late. Grade: B. Odds and availability are subject to change. This bet was made at 15/12/2025 09:37am