Every Boston starter scores in double figures in the victory.

Boston never trails in the game and builds a 20-point lead, but needs a strong finish to put it away.

The crowd cheers the former Celtics star, who never leaves the bench in what could be his last game in Boston.

While Thomas records a career-high, Detroit’s Kentavious Caldwell-Pope does the same, with 31 points.

A third-quarter surge puts Cleveland in control on its way to an 89-77 win.

Boston threatens Golden State’s record-setting winning streak but misses chances to win in regulation and the first overtime and falls, 124-119.

Isaiah Thomas scores nine points in the last three minutes of the game as Boston wins for the fourth time in its last five games.