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5 Overreactions from New York Knicks Game 2 Failure vs. Detroit Pistons
Karl-Anthony Towns failed to build off his strong Game 1 performance that included 23 points on 10-for-14 shooting, five assists and zero turnovers. He finished Game 2 with just 10 points and didn’t record a single assist. Even worse: he didn’t score a single point in the game’s second half.
If it was not for a miracle run in the fourth quarter, led by point guard Cameron Payne, the series would have ended with the Pistons up two games to none. The Pistons were leading 98-90 early on in ...
In support of the Detroit Pistons’ upcoming home playoff games on April 24 and April 27 against the New York Knicks, several local landmarks and businesses are “Lighting the city Pistons blue” to ...
Pistons let 15-point lead dwindle but pull out Game 2 as they target Jalen Brunson and capitalize on Karl-Anthony Towns' off ...
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The Detroit Pistons shot 34 free throws in their 100-94 victory over New York. The Knicks took 19 on Monday night in Game 2 ...
As the Detroit Pistons gear up for their Game 2 playoff matchup against the New York Knicks, the team is focused on refining ...
Isiah Thomas thinks these Knicks and Pistons are cut from the same cloth. The cloth he himself wove, that is. The Pistons ...
The lack of Karl-Anthony Towns' involvement was one of the major headlines to emerge from the New York Knicks' latest ...
Cade Cunningham delivered a breakout playoff performance Monday night, leading the Detroit Pistons to a long-awaited ...
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