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The Celtics got matching 26-point nights from Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum, along with a career-high from Grant Williams, who led a strong bench mob to beat the Pistons 114-93 at TD Garden.

Tacko Fall got his first home playing time and Romeo Langford scored his first big-league buckets. Boston improved to 19-7 overall and 11-1 at home.

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The mysterious case of Gordon Hayward's foot continues. The Celtics forward will miss another game tonight against the Pistons after receiving a cortisone shot and getting a second MRI to try and determine the source of his pain.

Also, Kevin Garnett is among the candidates for induction in the Basketball Hall of Fame with the Class of 2020.

Boston hosts Detroit tonight at 7:30 p.m. eastern. Marcus Smart and Robert Williams are out, as is Blake Griffin.

Shorthanded and out west after a five-day layoff, the Celtics earned a tough road win over the Dallas Mavericks. Kemba Walker led the way with 32 points, combining with Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown for 82 of Boston's 109.

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After 5 days off, the Celtics return to action at Dallas, but do so without Marcus Smart, Gordon Hayward, Robert Williams or Vincent Poirier. Meanwhile, the Mavericks won't have Luka Doncic for the tilt either.

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A thin frontcourt in Boston got thinners, as Celtics' second-year big man Robert Williams III got a rough diagnosis for a hip injury. Meanwhile, two C's rookies dominated a G-League start over the weekend.

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Joel Embiid had 38 points and the 76ers handed the Celtics their first home loss of the season, 115-109 at TD Garden on Thursday. Al Horford was cheered in his return, though he did not play.

Gordon Hayward played a full game, despite leaving the night before with a head injury.

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Gordon Hayward suffered a possible concussion in Celtics' loss to Pacers in Indiana. Meanwhile, Al Horford is set to make his Boston return with the Philadelphia 76ers tonight.

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Boston hits the road to start a back-to-back tonight in Indiana, before Thursday's showdown with Philadelphia back in the Celtics' gym. Marcus Smart is questionable, while the Pacers are still without Victor Oladipo.

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With a 110-88 thumping of Cleveland, the Celtics improved to 10-0 at home in Gordon Hayward's return to the floor.

Kemba Walker led the way with 22 points, while Jaylen Brown had 20 and Jayson Tatum 19. 

Boston won its fourth straight, but stays three games back in the Eastern Conference.

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After a speedy recovery from a broken hand, Gordon Hayward expects to make his return to the floor when the Celtics host the Cavaliers tonight at TD Garden, where Boston is 9-0.

Marcus Smart may miss the game, though, as he is dealing with an eye issue. Robert Williams III is also listed as out.

Hayward last played on Nov. 9, and has missed the last 13 games.

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