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Pistons crush Nets by 53, set franchise mark in 130-77 win

Detroit delivered the most lopsided victory in franchise history, overwhelming Brooklyn 130-77. The 53-point margin set a new team record in a wire-to-wire rout.

Marcus Thompson
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The Detroit Pistons authored a franchise-record blowout on the scoreboard, steamrolling the Brooklyn Nets 130-77 for the most lopsided victory in team history.

Detroit’s 53-point margin eclipsed any previous win in the organization’s record books, turning the matchup into a one-sided affair as the Pistons controlled the game from start to finish.

Record-setting margin

The Pistons’ 130 points and the Nets’ 77 combined to produce a final that underscored Detroit’s dominance on both ends of the floor. The 53-point difference stands as the largest victory margin the franchise has ever recorded.

For Brooklyn, the loss marked a difficult night in which the Nets were unable to keep pace as the deficit grew steadily.

Originally reported by Espn