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The Detroit Pistons dominated the Minnesota Timberwolves 109–87 on March 28 at Target Center, executing a balanced offensive attack that far exceeded Vegas's 221.5 total. Detroit shot 52.4% from the field and made 10 three-pointers while forcing 11 steals and blocking 9 shots, posting a defensive rating of 86.5 that suffocated Minnesota's offense. Terrence Harris led the Pistons with 18 points, supported by Donovan Jenkins's 13 points, as Detroit's 28 assists and 52 rebounds underscored their control of the game. Minnesota's D. DiVincenzo paced the hosts with 22 points, but the Timberwolves managed only 31.8% shooting and just 9 three-pointers made while committing 14 turnovers. The Pistons' fourth-quarter explosion of 35 points proved decisive, while Minnesota's third quarter yielded just 16 points—a momentum killer that exposed their defensive vulnerabilities. Detroit's offensive rating of 110.7 contrasted sharply with Minnesota's 86.5, reflecting the gap in execution. The Pistons' balanced scoring and suffocating perimeter defense position them as a rising threat in the conference standings.