Detroit Pistons End 15-Game Postseason Losing Streak Against Knicks
The Detroit Pistons secured a 100-94 victory over the New York Knicks, ending their record 15-game postseason losing streak in Game 2.
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In a crucial Game 2 of their playoff series, the Detroit Pistons defeated the New York Knicks 100-94, snapping an NBA-record 15-game postseason losing streak. Cade Cunningham led with 33 points and 12 rebounds, while Dennis Schroder's three-pointer in the closing seconds solidified the win. The victory marked the Pistons' first playoff win since 2008 and tied the series at 1-1. The team is looking to build momentum as they prepare for Game 3 at home.
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Cade Cunningham led the Pistons with 33 points and 12 rebounds, while Dennis Schroder hit a crucial three-pointer late in the game to seal the win.
The Pistons had not won a playoff game since 2008 before breaking their 15-game postseason losing streak with this victory.
The Pistons defeated the Knicks 100-94 in Game 2.
The victory tied the series at 1-1, giving the Pistons momentum as they return home for Game 3.
The Pistons snapped an NBA-record 15-game postseason losing streak that dated back to 2008.
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