Toronto ? Michael Jordan tied a career-low with two points, but Jerry Stackhouse had 28 and the Washington Wizards beat short-handed Toronto 95-82 on Sunday.

Jordan, who turns 40 in February, went 1-for-9 from the field, but had nine assists and eight rebounds as he matched his season-high by playing 40 minutes. He had three assists in the final four minutes.

“The thing that I want everybody to understand on this team is that you don’t have to score to be an impact player. My sole purpose was to rebound, assist and move the ball around,” Jordan said. “Once Jerry got started offensively I wasn’t really looking.”

“What this team needs is someone who can sacrifice their game for the betterment of the team. I’m not afraid to step up and do that. We need to win. We need to get that attitude back. Somebody has to sacrifice their game. I don’t mind that it’s me right now.”

Jordan also scored two points in 12 minutes on April 2, 2002, against the Los Angeles Lakers.

Lindsey Hunter had a team-high 22 points for the Raptors, who were without injured All-Star Vince Carter and leading rebounder Antonio Davis.

Kwame Brown and Larry Hughes each added 14 points for the Wizards.

Pacers 107, 76ers 97

Indianapolis – Jermaine O’Neal had 24 points and 16 rebounds as Indiana extended its Eastern Conference-leading record to 18-5.

O’Neal had his 12th double-double, Jamaal Tinsley scored 20, Brad Miller had 19, and Ron Artest and Reggie Miller each added 18 for the Pacers.

Allen Iverson shot 12-for-26 and led the Sixers with 32 points.

Pistons 101, Nets 91

Auburn Hills, Mich. – Zeljko Rebraca scored a season-high 21 points and Corliss Williamson added 17 as Detroit beat New Jersey in a battle of last season’s Eastern Conference division champs.

Chauncey Billups added 16 points and Richard Hamilton 15 for Detroit, which has won 15 times in New Jersey’s last 16 visits to the Palace. The Pistons are 8-1 overall against the Nets in the last three seasons.

Detroit, which got 58 points from its reserves, won for the fourth time in five nights, while New Jersey saw its season-best winning streak snapped at five games.

Lucious Harris led the Nets with 18 points, while Jason Kidd added 15 points and eight assists.

Kings 107, Hornets 92

Sacramento, Calif. – Chris Webber had 28 points, eight rebounds and seven assists, and Sacramento extended its home unbeaten streak to 12 games. Webber shot 12-for-16 as the Kings beat the Hornets for the fifth straight time at Arco Arena. Doug Christie finished with 21 points for Sacramento.

Lakers 107, Magic 84

Los Angeles – Shaquille O’Neal had 30 points and 14 rebounds, and Kobe Bryant added 21 points, eight rebounds and six assists as Los Angeles snapped a two-game losing streak. Orlando’s Tracy McGrady, the NBA’s leading scorer with a 30.1-point average, had 21 points in the first half, but played less than two minutes in the second half because of a bruised lower back.