Celtics rally to hand Pistons 28th straight NBA defeat

The Detroit Pistons lost to the Brooklyn Nets, becoming the second team to lose 28 games in a row.

The Detroit Pistons have made history in the NBA by losing 28 games in a row, following a loss to the Brooklyn Nets. This makes them the second team ever to achieve such a feat, joining the Philadelphia 76ers. The game against the Nets saw a dramatic overtime, with a dunk from Kristaps Porzingis sealing the win for the Boston Celtics. Despite a valiant effort from the Pistons, the Celtics maintained their perfect home record and improved their league-leading status to 24-6. Detroit's Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ivey put in impressive performances, but the team's 19 turnovers cost them the game. The Celtics' Jayson Tatum and Derrick White led their team to victory. Pistons coach Monty Williams praised his players for their spirit and integrity, despite the loss. In other games, Anthony Edwards led the Minnesota Timberwolves to victory over the Dallas Mavericks, while Tyrese Haliburton's performance for the Indiana Pacers was a standout moment, with 20 assists and no turnovers.