Jalen Duren powered for 30 points and 13 rebounds and the host Detroit Pistons rolled past the injury-riddled Memphis Grizzlies, 126-110, on Friday night.
When it comes to true leadership on the court, Cade Cunningham has fully taken on that role with the Detroit Pistons. That is a major reason why they have found such success this year, as evidenced by their Thursday victory over the Philadelphia 76ers.
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The Detroit Pistons are back on track. Following a season-long four-game losing streak, the Pistons have now won two straight games, the latest a dominating
The Detroit Pistons kept their dominant turnaround going with a 131-109 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday. An even offensive effort was highlighted by a lights-out night from Duncan Robinson, who hit five of his seven 3-point attempts as he continued his recent brilliance from the 3-point line.
The Detroit Pistons showed why they are the prime contenders for not only the Eastern Conference crown but also the NBA title after their 131-109 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday.
The Detroit Pistons will move from one injury-riddled opponent to another when they host the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday night. Detroit overwhelmed depleted Philadelphia on Thursday, 131-109.
Welcome to the Motor City revival, where the Detroit Pistons are officially back in the driver’s seat. If you were starting to sweat during Detroit’s recent four-game slide, you can officially exhale.
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Duncan Robinson led seven Detroit players in double figures with 19 points as the host Pistons manhandled the depleted Philadelphia 76ers 131-109 on Thursday.
The Detroit Pistons are looking to get back on track after recently going through a slump, which saw them lose four straight games. They stopped the bleeding on Tuesday with a rout of the Brooklyn Nets, 138-100.
The Detroit Pistons were favored by 15 points tonight and that was nowhere near enough points for Philadelphia. With the 76ers missing their Big Three, this one was never close as Detroit rolled the 76ers in a 131-109 win.
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Tonight could be a great night for NBA fans and bettors, and the Philadelphia 76ers and Detroit Pistons could be a fun one for fans. The Pistons are coming off a win and hope to keep being on top of the Eastern Conference after losing four straight.
After losing four straight games, the Detroit Pistons found redemption on the road by absolutely dominating the Brooklyn Nets. It was a much needed victory as the season winds to the close, and the team is aiming for their first title since 2004.
The Detroit Pistons’ dreaded losing streak has finally come to an end. After dropping four straight games, Detroit landed back in the win column with a 138-100 blowout against the Brooklyn Nets.
The Detroit Pistons snapped their four-game skid by securing a 138-100 road win over the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday to bounce back from their earlier upset loss last Saturday.
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Tobias Harris delivered a direct message to the Detroit Pistons after their losing streak reached four games Sunday, saying the locker room understands what is at stake and expects to come out of it.
Two points, three rebounds, and one assist across 24 minutes of playing time. It’s hard to picture a more underwhelming individual stat line. But in the Pistons’ Feb.
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