James Harden’s 44 points allow hot-shooting Nets to hold off Pistons
NY Post
The Nets didn’t have their Big 3 intact Friday night, but they made plenty of big 3s.
After the Pistons somehow withstood the Nets’ breathtaking 3-point barrage at the start of the fourth quarter in Detroit, Jeff Green delivered a dagger from the corner with 58 seconds to play to create separation from the worst team in the Eastern Conference. James Harden’s 44 points, 14 rebounds and eight assists, Blake Griffin’s 17 points and the Nets’ 13 trifectas were just enough to send the Pistons to a 113-11 defeat.
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