Indianapolis, IN (My Sportsbook) - Danny Granger ended with 29 points, sinking six of his nine three-point attempts, as the Indiana Pacers toppled the Boston Celtics, 113-104, at Conseco Fieldhouse.

Dahntay Jones had 25 points for the Pacers, who have won four in a row overall and closed out a three-game homestand. It is their first four-game win streak since the 2007-08 season.

Earl Watson added 12 points and seven assists, while Roy Hibbert scored 11 in the victory.

Ray Allen had 24 points to pace the Celtics, who have lost back-to-back games for the first time all season. Boston was coming off a 97-86 setback to Atlanta on Friday. Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce each scored 15 in the loss, while Kendrick Perkins ended with 13 rebounds and 11 points.

"Danny Granger getting 29 points, you live with that," Perkins said. "The other guys hit crucial shots at the end. They had more energy. Their transition defense was incredible at times. At the end of the day they just played harder."

Indiana trailed by nine at halftime, but began the third quarter with six consecutive points to cut its deficit. The teams continued to trade points until the Pacers ended the frame on an eight-point burst to take the lead.

Brandon Rush ended the run with a jumper followed by a three-pointer in the waning seconds, putting Indiana's advantage at 84-79 going to the fourth.

"It gave us a lot of momentum that we were able to carry over to the fourth quarter," Rush said of the third. "I was able to hit some big shots and we definitely got some big stops defensively."

Boston, though, countered with a 9-2 run to begin the final quarter, as Shelden Williams' basket a little more than two minutes in gave the Celtics an 88-86 edge.

The contest continued to be back-and-forth, and just past the midway point of the last frame, Jones sank two free throws and Hibbert added a dunk for a 102-95 Indiana lead.

After Allen made 1-of-2 from the line, Granger drilled a three and Hibbert sank a jumper, pushing the Pacers' advantage to 107-96 with a little more than four minutes to play.

Pierce scored the next five points, getting Boston within six on his three- pointer with three minutes left. But Granger sank two foul shots and Jones connected on a jumper, and Indiana held on from there for the win.

Boston held a 27-26 edge after a close first quarter, and a late run helped the Celtics take a 61-52 lead at the break.

Game Notes

Rush and T.J. Ford each scored 10 for Indiana, while Granger added six boards and four assists...The Pacers shot 52.6 overall, while the Celtics made 47.6 percent of their shots...Rajon Rondo and Williams each had 10 points for Boston...The Pacers' last four-game win streak came from April 4-11, 2008.