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NBA: NEW YORK (2-8) at DETROIT (6-4)
<h3>Pistons open four-game homestand vs. slumping Knicks</h3>
New York (2-8) at Detroit (6-4) 8:00 pm EST
AUBURN HILLS, Michigan (Ticker) -- Chauncey Billups and theDetroit Pistons return from their tour of the Western Conferenceto host the slumping New York Knicks on Wednesday.
Billups was back in the lineup Sunday after missing two games.But his presence was not enough, as Detroit dropped a 105-95decision to the Sacramento Kings on the final leg of a five-gameWest Coast swing.
However, the Pistons return back home, where they are undefeatedin two matchups - including a 24-point win over thethen-unbeaten Los Angeles Clippers on November 9.
New York also enters Wednesday's contest looking to bounce back.
Talented but troubled guard Stephon Marbury scored 18 points tolead five others in double figures, but the Knicks still droppedtheir seventh straight game - a 108-82 setback to the GoldenState Warriors at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
"This is New York, and when you're playing well you get cheered,and you play this poorly you get booed and there's a lot ofvenom that comes at you," Knicks coach Isiah Thomas said.
<h3>Pistons open four-game homestand vs. slumping Knicks</h3>
New York (2-8) at Detroit (6-4) 8:00 pm EST
AUBURN HILLS, Michigan (Ticker) -- Chauncey Billups and theDetroit Pistons return from their tour of the Western Conferenceto host the slumping New York Knicks on Wednesday.
Billups was back in the lineup Sunday after missing two games.But his presence was not enough, as Detroit dropped a 105-95decision to the Sacramento Kings on the final leg of a five-gameWest Coast swing.
However, the Pistons return back home, where they are undefeatedin two matchups - including a 24-point win over thethen-unbeaten Los Angeles Clippers on November 9.
New York also enters Wednesday's contest looking to bounce back.
Talented but troubled guard Stephon Marbury scored 18 points tolead five others in double figures, but the Knicks still droppedtheir seventh straight game - a 108-82 setback to the GoldenState Warriors at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
"This is New York, and when you're playing well you get cheered,and you play this poorly you get booed and there's a lot ofvenom that comes at you," Knicks coach Isiah Thomas said.
