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The Detroit Pistons will try to get back on track after a poor effort in the opener of their four-game home stand when they continue it tonight against the New York Knicks. (AI Wire Images)

The Pistons were blown out Sunday by Minnesota, 106-80, as they shot a season-low 37.0 percent from the field. Allen Iverson only made 3 of 11 shots for nine points and will need to bounce back against the Knicks.

Al Harrington, who came over from the Warriors, and Tim Thomas, acquired from the Clippers, both played their first games with the Knicks on Tuesday in a 119-101 loss to Cleveland. Defense continues to be a problem for the Knicks under new coach Mike D'Antoni. They are allowing an average of 107.5 points which is the most in the NBA.
               
The Pistons and Knicks split four meetings last season, while the home team is 15-6 ATS in the last 21 meetings. Get all your NBA betting in the Bodog Sportsbook now.