The Detroit Pistons kept the good times rolling Tuesday with a dramatic 109-107 victory over the Denver Nuggets, whose furious second-half comeback attempt fell short when Jamal Murray missed three vital free throws down the stretch. But while no one in Detroit was complaining about winning for the ninth time in the last 11 games to push their lead atop the Eastern Conference back to 5 ½ games over the Boston Celtics, Tuesday's contest was yet another reminder that the Pistons need more 3-point shooting. The Pistons went 6 of 31 (19.4%) from 3-point range against the Nuggets, including 0 of 5 in the fourth quarter, which was just the latest in a string of ice-cold performances. Tuesday was...
