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Detroit Pistons guard Chauncey Billups(1) puts the pressure on Seattle SuperSonics guard Antonio Daniels, left, in the second half Wednesday, March 16, 2005, in Auburn Hills, Mich. Billups scored 32 points to lead all players in their 102-95 win. (Photo)
On the night Ben Wallace broke Detroit’s shot-blocking record, Rasheed Wallace’s defense and clutch shooting ensured the Pistons would win their 10th in a row at home.
Chauncey Billups tied a season high with 32 points and Rasheed Wallace had nine of his 24 during a key stretch of the fourth quarter to lift Detroit to a 102-95 win over Seattle on Wednesday night.
Rashard Lewis’ three-point play midway through the fourth quarter put Seattle ahead 83-82, its first lead in almost 10 minutes.
The teams took turns with the lead before Rasheed Wallace turned two steals into a dunk and a mid-range jumper, giving the Pistons a 91-90 lead. Richard Hamilton then connected on a 3-pointer, and Tayshaun Prince made two free throws to seal the victory. |
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