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Boston Celtics (20-2) seeks its first 10-game winning streak since the days of Larry Bird, Kevin McHale and Robert Parish onWednesday night when the Pistons visit TD Banknorth Garden.
The Celtics lead the NBA in scoring defense (86.5 ppg), as well as opponents' field goal percentage (41.3), 3-psoint percentage (30.5) and assists per game(17.2).
Celtics have yet to lose at home!
The Detroit Pistons (17-7) enter the game having won nine of 11 overall, holding opponents to 87.7 points in that span.
Tayshaun Prince scored 23 points and Antonio McDyess had 14 and 11 rebounds as the Pistons never trailed in a 109-87 victory over Golden State on Sunday.
I say Boston by 6 but a close game throghout.
expect TPrince to have a big game and PPierce too.
Any predictions?
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-Boston is 3rd in the league at turning you over. Celtics bench needs to step up and provide points.
-Pistons are much improved on their bench and they have the edge over the Celtics in that area.