Jeff Teague scored 22 points, including two crucial free Dustin Byfuglien Jerseythrows with 17.9 seconds left, and the Atlanta Hawks held off the Detroit Pistons 118-114 on Wednesday night for their sixth win in seven games.

Atlanta went on a 10-0 run late in the fourth quarter to take a 113-104 lead, then let the Pistons back in the game. Marcus Morris cut the lead to two with a three-point play with 18 seconds remaining, but Teague's pair of free throws made it 118-114, and neither team scored after that.

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Al Horford scored 21 points for Atlanta.

The Pistons led by 11 in the third, but Atlanta wiped out that deficit before the quarter was even over, http://www.officialjetsonlinestore.com/Womens_Youth_Laurie_Boschman_Jerseyand the game was tight for most of the fourth. Drummond's free throw put the Pistons up 104-103, but Paul Millsap answered with a three-point play.

The Hawks didn't make another field goal, but they shut down Detroit's offense for long enough to build a nine-point lead, and the Pistons couldn't quite come all the way back.

Detroit was playing the Ryan Strome Jerseyopener of a nine-game homestand that will be crucial to the Pistons' playoff hopes. Detroit was coming off a 43-point loss to Washington on Monday.

The Hawks made their first five shots from the field, and some early Detroit http://www.officialislandersstore.com/Womens_Youth_Anthony_Beauvillier_Jerseyturnovers had the Pistons trailing 12-7 and coach Stan Van Gundy calling a timeout. Detroit bounced back nicely from that start, shooting 63 percent for the first quarter.

The Pistons led 62-61 at halftime.