Jayson Tatum's Historic Night Leads Celtics to Victory Over Pistons

Celtics Win Third Straight Game

Jayson Tatum had a historic night on Wednesday, leading the Boston Celtics to a 122-104 victory over the Detroit Pistons. Tatum scored 51 points, grabbed 9 rebounds, and dished out 6 assists, becoming the first Celtics player to record a 50-point triple-double since Larry Bird in 1987.

Tatum was on fire from the start, scoring 17 points in the first quarter. He continued his hot streak in the second quarter, scoring 14 points to give the Celtics a 62-49 lead at halftime.

The Pistons made a run in the third quarter, cutting the Celtics' lead to 89-83. But Tatum took over in the fourth quarter, scoring 15 points to seal the victory.

Tatum's Historic Performance

Tatum's performance was one of the most impressive individual performances in Celtics history. He became the youngest player in franchise history to record a 50-point triple-double, and he is the first player in the NBA to do so this season.

Tatum's performance was also a reminder of his superstar potential. He is one of the most talented young players in the NBA, and he is quickly becoming one of the best players in the league.

Celtics Continue to Win

The Celtics' victory over the Pistons was their third straight win. They are now 20-13 on the season, which is good for fourth place in the Eastern Conference.

The Celtics are playing well as a team, and they are getting contributions from all over the roster. Tatum is leading the way, but players like Jaylen Brown, Marcus Smart, and Al Horford are also playing well.

The Celtics are in a good position to make a deep playoff run this season. They have a talented roster, and they are playing with a lot of confidence.