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BOSTON -- A letdown by the Detroit Pistons was almost inevitable on Wednesday night. After all, Detroit was coming off a road win over the 20-3 Indiana Pacers and was playing its fourth game in six days. "When you give a team 35 points in the first quarter, you usually don't come back from that," said guard Brandon Jennings, whose number was off -- his team actually gave the Celtics 42 points in the first, fell behind by 21 and then pulled out a wild 107-106 victory. The Pistons took over down the stretch and led by seven with three minutes left.
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