The Celtics made a run in the second half, but never could quite close the gap on the steady and effective Bucks. Jared Sullinger made his shocking return to the floor, but he only made it four minutes before being pulled.

The Celtics announced Friday the shocking return of big man Jared Sullinger.

Olynyk shined after getting a shiner pregame. The Garden Report crew talked about the gruesome injury and Evan Turner's triple-double on a laugh-filled April Fool's Day episode of The Garden Report!

Kelly Olynyk was elbowed in the eye by teammate Shavlik Randolph while playing one-on-one during pregame warmups. He is unlikely to play Wednesday night according to his coach.

DeAndre Jordan tore the roof off multiple times, but his poor free throw shooting nearly bailed the Celtics out. The Garden Report broke down the Hack-a-Jordan strategy and showed some love to the never-disappointing Gigi Time.

The Garden Report was joined by special guest Amin Elhassan of ESPN and Truehoop TV to break down the eastern conference playoff race and debate of Steph Curry vs. Russell Westbrook. Julian Edlow and Jared Weiss analyzed the Celtics' bizarre fourth quarter comeback and Isaiah Thomas' rusty return to the floor.

BOSTON – Hack-a-Dre was the latest phrase of the day, as Brad Stevens’ bold move to put Drummond on the line throughout the third quarter was one of a series of notable coaching decisions that kept the Celtics afloat. But the Pistons eventually wore them down and dominated overtime en route to a 105-97 ovetime win.

Tyler Zeller scored a career-high 26 points as the Celtics escaped a trap game against the Philadelphia 76ers with a wire-to-wire win. The Garden Report was joined by special guest Chef Brian Santos, TD Garden Premium Suites Chef and Hell's Kitchen contestant, to talk about the luxurious experience at the Garden and athlete nutrition. Chef Santos told us some great stories from the NBA and Gordon Ramsay.

Evan Turner stepped up with 30 points in Isaiah Thomas' absence to propel the Celtics to a comeback in a slow and painful game. 

Avery Bradley couldn't hit a three all night, so he took a step in and drained the game-icing shot with 7 seconds left. The Boston Celtics pulled off another shocking upset, as they beat the Memphis Grizzlies 95-92.