In a dramatic season‑opening clash, the Detroit Pistons edged the Boston Celtics 121‑113 on Tuesday, despite a 38‑point effort from Paul George in his first game for the Celtics.
George’s debut was a high‑scoring showcase, but the Celtics were unable to maintain the lead as the Pistons mounted a late rally that proved decisive.
The Pistons’ comeback, fueled by a strong finish, secured the win and set the tone for the rest of the season.
George’s 38 points remain the most he has scored in a single game for the Celtics, but the team fell short of a victory in the opener.
With the game over, the Pistons will look to build on their late‑game resilience, while the Celtics will seek to refine their strategy ahead of the upcoming schedule.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>