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Detroit Pistons Beat New York Knicks in Playoff Rematch

Jan 7, 2026 | 6:08 PM

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Jan. 7, 2026 ~ WJR Digital Sports Reporter Nick Lundberg joins Kevin Dietz to talk about the Detroit Pistons’ big win over New York Knicks.

DETROIT, MI ~ The Detroit Pistons‘ dominated the New York Knicks Monday night in a 121-90 win at Little Caesars Arena in a playoff rematch from last season. Even without starting center Jalen Duren and starting forward Tobias Harris, Detroit proved to the aggressor, wining every quarter of the contest. WJR Digital Sports Reporter Nick Lundberg shared his thoughts and more on “All Talk.”

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