DETROIT — Late Monday night, after finishing their trip with a close loss to the Detroit Pistons, many Boston Celtics players watched the end of t he College Football Playoff championship game inside the visitors locker room at Little Caesars Arena.

The Celtics have reached the end of their 4 game road trip as they visit the Detroit Pistons. This is the 4th and final meeting between these two teams this season. The Celtics are 1-2 in the 3 games so far.

The Celtics rallied from a 19-point deficit on Thursday night thanks to a historic night from Anfernee Simons and grinded their way to a 119-114 win over the Heat in Miami. The Heat opened the game up with a 28-9 outburst and maintained that double-digit lead for much of the first three quarters behind some balanced scoring and hot 3-point shooting.

Looking up and down the standings in the middle of January, you’ll find a lot of 6-4 and 5-5 in the “last 10 games” column.  That's the January doldr

A look back at the Celtics’ preseason priorities reveals why they’re exceeding expectations at the halfway point.

Midterms are here for the Celtics, so let's take a look at how their best players have fared halfway through an impressive season.

The Boston Celtics face the Detroit Pistons in primetime Monday. Tip-off from Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, is set for 8 p.m. ET.

The Detroit Pistons hold on to beat the Boston Celtics 104-103 in a game between the Eastern Conference's top two teams on Martin Luther King Jr Day.