AUBURN HILLS, MICH. ? The Detroit Pistons aren’t upset at losing two home games to the Chicago Bulls in a month. They just don’t like that the Bulls did it by beating them at their own game.

Kirk Hinrich had 24 points and nine assists, leading Chicago to a 100-89 victory Saturday.

“We’re about rock-bottom right now,” Pistons coach Larry Brown said. “We didn’t match their energy and we didn’t match their execution. That blows my mind, because that’s how we won a championship last year.”

It was Chicago’s second victory at the Palace since Dec. 22 after not having won there in three years. Chicago hadn’t won twice in Detroit in one season since 1995-96.

“It feels good to come in here and beat a great team like Detroit,” Hinrich said. “I think it shows that we are becoming mentally tougher and showing some maturity.”

Timberwolves 92,

Trail Blazers 83

Portland, Ore. — Kevin Garnett had 14 points and 16 rebounds, leading Minnesota. Portland dropped its sixth straight game, the Blazers’ longest losing streak since 1995-96. Wally Szczerbiak had 18 points for the Timberwolves.

Grizzlies 110, Jazz 94

Salt Lake City — Pau Gasol scored 23 points, and Shane Battier had 16, helping Memphis. Reserve Brian Cardinal added 14 points for the Grizzlies, who snapped a five-game losing streak in Salt Lake City.

Hornets 88,

Clippers 85

New Orleans — Dan Dickau capped a career-high 27-point outing with a pair of three-pointers inside the last 18 seconds, leading New Orleans.

Wizards 95, Pacers 93

Indianapolis — Antawn Jamison hit a driving layup with 0.4 seconds left, lifting Washington.

Cavaliers 105,

Warriors 87

Oakland, Calif. — LeBron James had his second triple-double in three games, getting 28 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists in Cleveland’s victory.

Magic 115, 76ers 111

Orlando, Fla. — Hedo Turkoglu scored 22 points, Dwight Howard added 21, and Orlando rallied.

Hawks 100, Celtics 96

Atlanta — Al Harrington scored 21 points and went 6-for-6 from the free-throw line in the last two minutes, helping Atlanta overcome a 17-point deficit.