Duren’s Big Return Pushes Pistons Past Pacers for 10th Straight Win
Duren scored 31 points with 15 rebounds on 11-for-12 shooting to help the Pistons reach their best 12-2 start since 2005-06, leading the Eastern Conference.
- Returning from a right ankle sprain, Jalen Duren scored 31 points with 15 rebounds, leading Detroit to a 127-112 victory on Monday, Nov. 11, 2025.
- Short-Handed and facing a weakened opponent, Detroit relied on role players after Cade Cunningham, Ausar Thompson and Tobias Harris were sidelined against the 1-13 Indiana Pacers.
- Detroit's defense held Indiana to 32.5% shooting and forced 13 turnovers, while Daniss Jenkins scored 26 points with eight assists and Javonte Green added 20 off the bench.
- The victory moved Detroit Pistons to a 12-2 record, their best start since 2005-06, and they visit the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday seeking an 11th straight win.
- Historically, the streak marks Detroit's best run since 2007-08 as ten players scored with five reaching double figures, raising the team's ceiling if health and schedule hold.
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In the NBA, the Eastern Conference leader Detroit Pistons defeated last season's finalist Indiana Pacers 127-112 (26-21, 36-25, 31-29, 34-37) at home and recorded their tenth consecutive victory.
Duren's 31 points in return power Pistons to 10th straight win; Pacers' skid reaches 8 games
Jalen Duren scored 31 points in his return from an ankle injury and Daniss Jenkins added 26 points as the short-handed Detroit Pistons won their 10th straight game, beating the Indiana Pacers 127-112.
Duren’s 31 points in return power Pistons to 10th straight win; Pacers' skid reaches 8 games
Jalen Duren scored 31 points in his return from an ankle injury and Daniss Jenkins added 26 points as the short-handed Detroit Pistons won their 10th straight game, beating the Indiana Pacers 127-112.
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