Pistons' season on the brink against Magic: 'We’ve got to fight like hell'

ORLANDO — It was hard to imagine this series getting worse for Jalen Duren and the Detroit Pistons. And then Jamal Cain came soaring down the lane.Duren rotated over in the paint to help cut off the drive. He did so somewhat passively, throwing his hands up and positioning himself in front of the rim. It wasn’t the physical, aggressive defense for which the Pistons are known. And he paid the price.Advertisement