Jordan Walsh

Walsh benefitted from Jaylen Brown's absence on Thursday, producing the best offensive night of his NBA career. Not only did the former second-round pick notch a career-high point total, but this was his first 20-point game as a pro. Over the past two weeks, Walsh has been close to a top-100 player in eight- and nine-cat formats. While he hasn't reached the point where he needs to be rostered in more than four percent of Yahoo! leagues, Walsh is trending in the right direction.

White and Queta are available after sitting out Sunday's win over the Cavaliers. Their returns mean that Sam Hauser and Xavier Tillman head back to the bench, but only Hauser is guaranteed to play rotation minutes. Boston's other three starters are unchanged.

After Jordan Walsh's career night, Chris Forsberg breaks down how the young Celtics wing has become a legitimate difference-maker on defense.

The Celtics are without Neemias Queta for Wednesday's game, as he sprained his left ankle during Sunday's win over the Magic. He'll be replaced in the lineup by Garza, who may be the post player most capable of dealing with the Pistons' physical frontcourt among the options available to head coach Joe Mazzulla. That's the lone change to the starting lineup.

Chris Forsberg continues his "13 for 13" series by assessing the play of Celtics role players Jordan Walsh, Hugo Gonzalez, Josh Minott and Luka Garza.