Celtics booed by home crowd as Cade Cunningham, Pistons take massive halftime lead

Celtics booed by home crowd as Cade Cunningham, Pistons take massive halftime lead With a 23-6 record this season, the Boston Celtics have risen to the top spot in the NBA.

Although they had appeared to be the front-runners for the NBA title, they proved on Thursday that anything can happen in the NBA season, which is unpredictable.

The Detroit Pistons, who now own the poorest record in the NBA,

were the opponents the Celtics were expected to face on Thursday.

However, that didn’t really matter because the home audience booed the Celtics loudly as

they trailed by 19 points at the half.

The Celtics had just completed a fantastic four-game road trip across the West Coast,

going 3-1 with victories over the Sacramento Kings, Los Angeles Lakers, and Los Angeles Clippers.

Given how they’ve performed this season, it makes sense that Celtics supporters

would be dissatisfied with how they played against the Pistons in the first half.

The Pistons have set the record for the longest losing streak in

the NBA with their Tuesday loss to the Brooklyn Nets, going down to 27 games.

Despite the fact that Jaylen Brown’s back issue forced him to miss the game,

the Celtics still have no justification for playing this poorly.

It is true that the Pistons have been battling and scuffling throughout their losing skid;

they simply run out of gas and are outmatched. If this game had been close, it may make sense,

but the Celtics are actually losing badly at home.

The Pistons were led by 22 points from Cade Cunningham in the first half. With 16,

Jayson Tatum led the Celtics in scoring.

Get more related news on https://dailysportnews.co.uk