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Pistons End 17-Year Playoff Win Drought with Game 2 Victory Over Knicks

Dennis Schröder's clutch plays in the final minute secured a 100–94 win in New York, tying the series 1–1 as it shifts to Detroit.

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Overview

  • The Detroit Pistons won their first NBA playoff game since 2008, defeating the New York Knicks 100–94 in Game 2 of the first-round series.
  • Dennis Schröder hit a decisive three-pointer with 55 seconds remaining and added a late free throw to seal the victory, finishing with 20 points.
  • Cade Cunningham led the Pistons with 33 points, while Jalen Brunson scored 37 points for the Knicks in a losing effort.
  • The playoff series is now tied 1–1, with the next two games set to take place in Detroit as the Pistons look to capitalize on home-court advantage.
  • This marks Detroit's first postseason appearance since 2019, symbolizing a significant turnaround for the franchise this season.