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The Detroit Pistons opened NBA Cup play with a 110-94 win over the Brooklyn Nets, rallying from an early 10-point deficit with a strong finish to the first half and a 37-17 third quarter. Cade Cunningham scored 20 points, while Duncan Robinson added 17 and Ron Holland II had 16 off the bench. Detroit improved to 5-1, while Brooklyn fell to 0-5; the Pistons held the Nets to 40% shooting and built advantages in the paint and on fast breaks. The Los Angeles Lakers were set to face the Golden State Warriors in another NBA Cup group-stage game, with Luka Doncic listed out for Los Angeles.

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Doncic had 45 points, 15 rebounds, 5 steals and 8 threes as Lakers held off Raptors 131-125, first in NBA history with 45+ pts, 15+ reb, 5+ ast, 5+ stl and 5+ threes.

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