AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) — Ben Gordon came into the Detroit Pistons’ season finale with one goal in mind: He wanted to help his teammates send Ben Wallace off in style

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When an outsider looks at what has happened to the once-proud Detroit Pistons, he or she will look no further than the overpaid athletes who have infiltrated the organization and not lived up to their contracts. And when you look at the entire NBA and every organization that has reached on players that haven’t panned out, look no further than Charlie Villanueva. The former University of Connecticut star signed a five-year, $35 million deal with Detroit in the summer of 2009.

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Detroit Pistons vs. Chicago Bulls When: 6 p.m. Where: The Palace of Auburn Hills Records: Pistons 22-37 (fourth in Central); Bulls 45-14 (first in Central).

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AUBURN HILLS – The Detroit Pistons played a game Friday night with a result that looked a lot like late-season tanking by a lottery-bound team. Except they didn’t intend it. The Pistons returned home with a thunderous thud in a 113-97 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks that underscored just how disadvantaged they can be against particularly athletic teams.

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Detroit Pistons vs. Milwaukee Bucks When: 8 p.m. Where: The Palace of Auburn Hills Records: Pistons 22-36; Bucks 28-30.

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ORLANDO – The Detroit Pistons, even at their lowest early-season points, never looked like a team looking forward to the offseason. That all changed in two losses in Florida the last two days, by a combined 53 points, including a season-worst blowout Monday which left head coach Lawrence Frank at his own personal low point.

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ORLANDO – The Detroit Pistons can’t get out of Florida fast enough.

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Detroit Pistons at Orlando Magic When: 7 p.m. Where: Amway Center Records: Pistons 21-35 (fourth in Central); Magic 33-23 (third in Southeast).

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MIAMI – Detroit Pistons coach Lawrence Frank was subdued. Not to the point his team was by the Miami Heat defense, mind you, which treated the Pistons like a cat toy.

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Despite missing some key players, the Detroit Pistons are in the midst one of their best stretches of an otherwise difficult season. They’ll look to keep rolling against the same team they beat in thrilling fashion to begin their hot streak. Detroit seeks its fifth win in six games Thursday night when it hosts the struggling Washington Wizards

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AUBURN HILLS — Detroit Pistons guard Brandon Knight had a few words for center Greg Monroe, who had a few choicer words back. The final moments were ticking away in a game the Pistons trailed, and the core pieces of their rebuilding process had differing opinions on what just went wrong.

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AUBURN HILLS – The Detroit Pistons got the advantage of playing the Orlando Magic without Dwight Howard on Tuesday night. Tayshaun Prince was quick to remind any rookies, or short-memory types, that they shouldn’t necessarily expect an easy night.

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AUBURN HILLS – Detroit Pistons reserves Jonas Jerebko and Will Bynum provided the fourth-quarter spark in turning a close game through three quarters into a 102-95 victory over the injury-depleted Orlando Magic on Tuesday at The Palace of Auburn Hills. Jerebko broke a tie and gave the Pistons the lead for good with a 3-pointer to start his seven-point fourth quarter, and Bynum added all six of his points in the quarter – with all their scoring coming in the first eight minutes of the period – as Detroit pushed the lead to 13 with those two in the game. All 13 of those fourth-quarter points by the bench duo came in the first eight minutes.

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AUBURN HILLS – Detroit Pistons forward Tayshaun Prince anticipated what’s coming when the team reconvenes Monday. Practice will be comprehensive, with the Orlando Magic, stung by an early-season loss here, visiting Tuesday. And there will be heavy film review of the Pistons’ successes, moreso than their miscues, in their most recent win

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