The Hawks (28 - 8) put an end to the Pistons’ (12 - 24) seven - game winning streak Friday, holding on for a 106 - 101 victory at home. Atlanta got off to a hot start, jumping out to a nine - point lead after the first quarter. The lead reached 19 points at the half, as the Hawks outscored Detroit 33 - 23 in the second quarter. Detroit was able to chip away at the deficit in third but still trailed by 15 entering the final period. The Pistons began the fourth on a 9 - 3 run spurred by back - to - back threes from Anthony Tolliver and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope. Atlanta responded, pushing the lad back to 14 points, but Caldwell-Pope answered back with seven consecutive points, and a pair of Greg Monroe free throws trimmed the deficit to just seven points with 2:35 remaining. Kyle Korver drilled a three - pointer to put the Hawks up 105 - 95 but Caldwell-Pope answered back again, converting back - to - back threes and brining Detroit back to within four. Following a DeMarre Carroll miss, the Pistons were unable to convert on the other end, and Atlanta controlled the rebound and salted the game away at the free throw line. The Hawks, who shot nearly 49 percent from the floor, placed all five starters in double - figures, paced by 19 points and 16 rebounds from Al Horford. Paul Millsap added 17 points, and Korver finished with 11 points (3 - 3 3Pt). Thabo Sefolosha added 12 points off the bench in 15 minutes. Detroit was led by 20 from Caldwell-Pope, who converted just 4 - of - 15 three - point attempts. Brandon Jennings added 14 points (6 - 14 FG), and Kyle Singler and Greg Monroe chipped in 16 and 15 points apiece. Monroe also added 12 rebounds. Andre Drummond was limited to just four points and five rebounds in 17 minutes, despite not being in foul trouble.
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