In a win against the Nets, the Pistons took care of business in Brooklyn while extending their winning streak to five.

The Detroit Pistons stayed red-hot against the shorthanded Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday, winning 113-98 for their fifth in a row.

The Brooklyn Nets have been making some notable roster moves as of late. While they have clearly taken on the role of becoming sellers ahead of next month’s trade deadline, one of their recent moves included acquiring a one-time NBA All-Star in D’Angelo Russell.

The Detroit Pistons put their winning streak on the line when they visit the Brooklyn Nets on Wednesday night at the Barclays Center. Detroit collected its first four-game-winning streak since the 2018-2019 season following Monday's 118-115 victory over the Portland Trailblazers.

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Brooklyn has lost two straight by double digits and five of the last six overall. The injury report is growing, too. The games are getting longer so we’ll keep this short. Time: 7:30 p.m. ET Opponent: Detroit Pistons (18-18) Tune In: YES Network;