Magic Beat Pistons as Dwight Howard Sits Out Russell Westbrook of the Oklahoma City Thunder driving against the Bucks' Brandon Jennings during the first half. Jason Richardson hit six 3-pointers and scored 22 points, J. J. Redick had 20 points and the Orlando Magic eased past the visiting Detroit Pistons, 119-89, on Monday night. Glen Davis added 16 points and 16 rebounds starting in place of Dwight Howard, who missed his third game in two weeks with back spasms. All five Orlando starters reached double figures in the Magic's first win over the Pistons this season. The Magic were also playing without the backup point guard Chris Duhon, who was suspended for the game for conduct detrimental to the team. Tayshaun Prince led Detroit with 21 points and 8 rebounds. The Pistons lost their third straight game since a three-game winning streak. Earlier in the day, the Magic senior vice president Pat Williams said that he would like Howard, the team's All-Star center, and Coach Stan Van Gundy to remain with the franchise long term. Van Gundy caused a stir last week when he said team officials had told him that Howard wanted him fired. The coach and the star later met with General Manager Otis Smith, agreeing to coexist for the rest of the season and put the team first. WIZARDS 113, BOBCATS 85 Jordan Crawford scored 20 points and Washington got 67 points from its bench as the teams with the N.B.A."s worst records met. James Singleton added 18 points and 12 rebounds and Cartier Martin had 19 points as the Wizards (13-44) swept the three-game season series from the host Bobcats. John Wall scored just 2 points but had 12 assists. Corey Maggette scored 23 points for the Bobcats (7-48), who lost their 12th straight. It might have been a new low in Bobcats history, losing by 28 points at home to the second-worst team in the league. On the positive side, Charlotte took a step closer to securing the worst record in the league and the best chance at the No. 1 pick in NBA draft lottery May 30. PACERS 103, RAPTORS 98 Danny Granger and George Hill each scored 18 points to lead Indiana over host Toronto, which got 18 points from Linas Kleiza.