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Mike Curtis

Pistons booed during third-quarter collapse in 122-113 loss to Kings

DETROIT — Just when it appeared as if the Pistons were trending toward their second consecutive win, they gave up a 38-point third quarter to the Sacramento Kings to reverse their fortunes.

It was a game marred by foul trouble, scoring runs and lackadaisical transition defense as Detroit suffered a 122-113 loss to Sacramento on Friday night.

The Pistons held an eight-point lead at halftime, but Sacramento went on a 17-4 run to start the third quarter. Eight of those points were scored by rookie Keegan Murray, who knocked down a couple of triples and a pair of free throws to give the Kings the momentum. Both of Detroit's field goals in that span were alley-oop dunks to rookie center Jalen Duren.

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