Pistons beat Bulls, end first half on four-game win streak
The Pistons beat the Bulls, 128-110, on Wednesday night at the United Center in their final game before the All-Star break. The win was Detroit’s fourth in a row, marking their second-longest win streak of the season. It came 24 hours after a record-setting 40-point win over the Bulls.
Pistons set franchise record for first-half lead in 40-point win over Bulls
At one point, though, the United Center crowd was loud as fans stood on their feet with excitement. Nikola Vučević had just hit a floater to bring the Bulls within 43 points and stopped the bleeding on a 23-0 Pistons run. To make matters worse for Chicago, two minutes remained in the first half.
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The Pistons entered the All-Star break on a four-game winning streak following their second straight victory against the ...
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Chicago Bulls 128-110 for their fourth straight win before the All-Star break.
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