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Basketball
- NBA -
Detroit
Pistons
v Dallas
Mavericks
- Arena
CDMX,
Mexico
City,
Mexico -
November
1, 2025
Dallas
Mavericks'
Daniel
Gafford
and
Detroit
Pistons'
Jalen
Duren
during
the
tip-off
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Basketball
- NBA -
Detroit
Pistons
v Dallas
Mavericks
- Arena
CDMX,
Mexico
City,
Mexico -
November
1, 2025
Detroit
Pistons'
Cade
Cunningham
in
action
Dallas
Mavericks'
Dwight
Powell
REUTERS/Henry
Romero |
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Pistons'
Fourth
Quarter
Surge
Sinks
Mavericks
in
Mexico
City
Jalen
Duren's
Career
Night
Powers
Detroit
to
Victory
at Arena
CDMX
MEXICO
CITY -
Jalen
Duren
scored a
career-high
33
points
on
13-of-16
shooting,
leading
the
Detroit
Pistons
to a
122-110
victory
over the
Dallas
Mavericks
at Arena
CDMX in
the 2025
NBA
Mexico
City
Game on
Saturday
night.
Duren
posted a
double-double
with 10
rebounds
to
complement
his
dominant
scoring
performance.
The
Pistons
improved
to 4-2
on the
season,
while
the
Mavericks
fell to
2-4.
The
Pistons
allowed
30 or
more
points
in each
of the
first
three
quarters,
losing
every
period
by an
average
margin
of 2.6
points.
In the
fourth
quarter,
Detroit
outscored
Dallas
35-17 to
pull
away and
secure
the
victory.
Isaiah
Stewart
provided
a
tremendous
performance
off the
bench,
contributing
10
points,
four
rebounds
and two
blocks,
helping
Detroit's
"Dawg
Pound"
overcome
the
Mavericks'
undermanned
roster.
The
Mavericks
played
without
stars
Kyrie
Irving
and
Anthony
Davis,
as well
as
starting
center
Dereck
Lively
II.
D'Angelo
Russell
led
Dallas
with 31
points
while
making 7
threes,
but
Cooper
Flagg
struggled,
finishing
with 16
points
on just
3/14
shooting.
Dallas
had
eight
turnovers
in the
first
three
quarters,
but then
coughed
it up 7
times in
the
fourth,
which
proved
costly.
Cade
Cunningham
was
lethal
passing
with 18
assists
and just
one
turnover
to
orchestrate
the
Pistons'
offense.
Pistons
coach
J.B.
Bickerstaff
called
it "an
honor"
to be
asked to
be part
of the
game and
said the
team
wanted
to "play
well for
the fans
here".
The game
was held
as part
of
traditional
Día de
Muertos
celebrations,
marking
the
league's
34th
regular-season
game in
Mexico
since
1992.
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