NBA Playoffs. Boston Celtics lost at home against the Pistons

He saw it coming. And now see how they fix. Boston Celtics, which is disappointing playoff losing all games played away from home, had spent appealing to qualifying field advantage available in all crosses. It does not.

103-97. Detroit Pistons beat the Celtics won in Boston and are now the favorites to play in the NBA Finals have seen how they have been developing these playoffs. The tie is 1-1 and the series now travels to Detroit for the next two games, which can make it very touched to the Celtics. And the Celtics have lost all played away from home in the playoffs.

"We're not going to sit down and say, 'Look, have not lost anything at home' or 'have not won anything at home,'" said Rasheed Wallace, author of 13 points and 10 rebounds.

Richard Hamilton, the man's mask was the best of the Pistons with 25 points, leading a group of six players scored in double figures.

In Boston, for the first time in too long for those who are the Big Three worked well, although it was insufficient. Kevin Garnett scored 24 points with 13 rebounds, Paul Pierce added 26 and Ray Allen 25, but played very little because of foul trouble.

"I totally, and I've said many times, that at some point we will win one game away from home," said Boston coach Doc Rivers. You can apply the story, Rivers, because as the playoffs are being developed that both Cleveland and Atlanta have set you on the ropes, is not at all unreasonable to think you are going to succumb to the Pistons, with players this shot in Finals and a solid block that has been playing together since a few seasons ago.

The main problem has it's own NBA Finals because of risking a Detroit Pistons - San Antonio Spurs, the hearing may decline substantially. Recall that last year's finals between the Cavs and Spurs were the worst ever in terms of audience concerns.