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Posting the best record in the NBA following the All-Star break, the Detroit Pistons opened up the second half of the season at Madison Square Garden against a top Eastern Conference rival, the New York Knicks.
Statements get made at Madison Square Garden. Teams feel it. Players lean into it. And on Thursday night, the Pistons made another one, loud and clear.
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The Detroit Pistons wrapped up their season sweep against the New York Knicks after a 126-111 blowout win at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night. This was the first and only regular-season matchup between the two teams at MSG, a historic arena that regularly serves as a national stage to crown young breakout players.
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The Detroit Pistons didn’t just win, they made another massive statement. With a 126-111 victory over the New York Knicks, Detroit completed the regular-season sweep and strengthened its grip on the No.
Cade Cunningham totaled 42 points, 13 assists and eight rebounds as the Detroit Pistons pulled away in the second half and completed a season sweep of the host New York Knicks with a 126-111 victory on Thursday.
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The Detroit Pistons go into their game tonight against the New York Knicks with a 40-13 record and the highest win percentage in the entire NBA. They're being led by superstar guard and former 2021 No.
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