The Detroit Pistons (11 - 23) defeated the San Antonio Spurs (21 - 15) 105 - 104 on Tuesday at the AT & T Center in San Antonio. Quite unexpectedly, the Pistons were able to keep their winning streak alive and extended it to six games in a row Tuesday. After the Pistons came out of the third quarter leading 82 - 77, the Spurs went on a fourth quarter run, out - scoring the Pistons 27 - 23. It was n't enough though, as the Spurs turned the ball over late when Tony Parker could n't handle an inbound pass from Tim Duncan and in turn Brandon Jennings took advantage, hitting a running bank shot with under a second left in the game to steal the victory. The Pistons had contributions from all over the court with six players reaching double figures in points. Andre Drummond led the charge, finishing with a monster line of 20 points (8 - 10 FG, 4 - 9 FT) and 17 rebounds. It was his second double - double in a row, as he's combined for 35 points and 31 rebounds over his last two outings. Greg Monroe notched a double - double of his own, going for 17 points (7 - 10 FG, 3 - 4 FT) and 11 rebounds. The Pistons' big men had their way in this game, as both were extremely efficient all night long. Along with the game - winning shot, Jennings had 13 points (5 - 18 FG, 1 - 5 3Pt, 2 - 2 FT) and seven assists. While it was n't his best night shooting, he came in clutch when it mattered, so you ca n't argue with his performance. Coming off the bench, D.J. Augustin had a strong game. He went off for 19 points (8 - 18 FG, 1 - 3 3Pt, 2 - 3 FT) and five assists, coming one point short of matching a season - high. For the Spurs, Tim Duncan did everything he could to combat the big night of the Pistons big men. Duncan went 7 - for - 12 from the field to score 15 points, while also adding seven rebounds and two blocks. He struggled to only four points in Saturday's game against the Wizards, so it was a nice bounce back outing for him. Having a big night off the bench was Jeff Ayres. Ayres went 5 - for - 8 from the field and 6 - for - 7 from the free throw line to score 16 points in only 16 minutes. It was far and away a season - high for him, after reaching double - digits in points only one other time this season. Tony Parker was able to get the start after missing the last five games with a hamstring injury. He ended up only playing 12 minutes though, and finished with three points and a pair of assists. Both Danny Green (5 - 10 FG, 3 - 5 3Pt) and Marco Belinelli (4 - 8 FG, 2 - 5 3Pt, 2 - 2FT) had strong shooting efforts in this one, finishing with 13 and 12 points respectively. The Pistons' next game will be on the road against the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday, while the Spurs will be at home against the Phoenix Suns on Friday.
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