Final
Pistons continue road trip against Lakers
Nov 16, 2007 - 2:57 PM Detroit (6-2) at La Lakers (4-3) 10:30 pm ESTLOS ANGELES (Ticker) - Despite an aging core of superstars, the Detroit Pistons appear to be poised to capture a fourth straight Central Division title.
The Pistons go for their fourth win in five games on Friday when they face the Los Angeles Lakers.
Detroit's nucleus of Richard Hamilton, Chauncey Billups, Tayshaun Prince and Rasheed Wallace are the only four players on the same team in the Eastern Conference averaging over 15 points a game.
The Pistons' combination of superstars has led them to the only winning record in the Central Division this season.
Detroit has won two of its first three contests on their current five-game road trip - including a 111-104 victory against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday.
The win came without Billups and Antonio McDyess, who missed the game with a twisted knee and sprained shoulder, respectively.
Both sets of x-rays came back negative, but it is uncertain if the duo will play on Friday.
Despite Kobe Bryant trade rumors which have circulated since last season, the Lakers are playing very well.
Bryant is averaging 28.6 points per game and the Lakers are a game above .500 despite playing just one team with a losing record.
- NBA
DETROIT 91
LA LAKERS 103 FINAL
Nov 17 1:02 AM - NBA
DETROIT 68
LA LAKERS 62 END, 3RD QTR
Nov 17 12:24 AM - NBA
DETROIT 46
LA LAKERS 48 HALFTIME
Nov 16 11:38 PM - NBA
DETROIT 20
LA LAKERS 29 END, 1ST QTR
Nov 16 11:02 PM
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