Five Big Stats in Raptors Loss vs. Pistons

The Toronto Raptors couldn't hang with the Detroit Pistons in their 113-95 loss to close out the first half of the season.

The Raptors will now go into the All-Star break with a 32-23 record, placing them in fifth place in the Eastern Conference. Here are five key numbers that stood out in the box score of the game between the Pistons and Raptors:

2 - Pistons suspended prior to the game

Before the game began, the NBA brought the hammer down on the Detroit Pistons who were involved in a brawl against the Charlotte Hornets earlier in the week.

All-Star center Jalen Duren and big man Isaiah Stewart were both ejected from the contest and received discipline. For their actions, Duren was suspended two games for being the instigator, while Stewart received a seven-game suspension for leaving the bench and not learning from previous offences.

While the Pistons were compromised, it clearly didn't affect them against the Raptors as they pulled out a double-digit win anyway.

6 - Scottie Barnes' stocks

All-Star forward Scottie Barnes played well on both sides of the ball, especially defensively. He had six "stocks," which consist of steals and blocks, accruing three of each.

Barnes continues to establish his case to be the league's Defensive Player of the Year. If he continues to play like this on a nightly basis, it will be hard not to give him the award.