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Pistons beat the Kings and lose T-Mac in the process
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The Detroit Pistons were thrilled to see one of their players block a shot to clinch a victory over the Sacramento Kings.
They were just astonished at which player it was.
Will Bynum, the team’s shortest player, swatted away Beno Udrih’s layup attempt in the final seconds as the Pistons beat the Kings 110-106 on Saturday night.
Bynum’s 18 points and Villanueva’s 16 helped a balanced scoring attack that saw six Pistons finish in double figures. Prince led Detroit with 21 points and Stuckey added 19.
Detroit lost starting point guard Tracy McGrady to a shin injury in the first quarter, but even with the Pistons down a guard, Richard Hamilton was benched for the third straight game.
A Pistons spokesman said after the game that McGrady could have returned for the second half, but was kept out for precautionary reasons.
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