The Pistons won for the sixth time in the last seven games, topping the Heat. Rod Beard, The Detroit News
Miami — Against the Miami Heat, Luke Kennard was undaunted by the challenge.
He was faced with the task of guarding Dwyane Wade — who, even at age 37, can be difficult to defend. Wade had his moments, with 15 points, but the Pistons prevailed, 119-96, on Saturday night.
Kennard was one of the focal points, with his defense on Wade and helping the bench group, which posted 66 of the Pistons’ points.