NEW ORLEANS (AP) Jamal Mashburn scored 22 and Baron Davis 18, and the New Orleans Hornets snapped Indiana's four-game winning streak.

Austin Croshere's 3-pointer pulled Indiana to 78-70 with a little over four minutes to go, then Davis took control.

He answered with a 3 of his own, drew a charge on Al Harrington's drive, then slipped a pass underneath to P.J. Brown for a dunk, putting the Hornets up 83-72 with three minutes left. Mashburn's turnaround fade with 2:16 left finished off the Pacers.

Jamaal Magloire finished with 16 points and 11 rebounds. Brown added 17 points for the Hornets, who are the only team to beat Indiana since the All-Star break.

Pistons 105, Hawks 83

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) Chauncey Billups and Richard Hamilton each had 20 points, and four other Detroit Pistons scored in double figures.

Rasheed Wallace didn't do much _ and didn't have to _ against the team he played just one game for before being traded to Detroit. He made just two of 10 shots and had six points and six rebounds.

Detroit has won three straight after losing its first two games with Wallace.

Stephen Jackson scored 16 for the Hawks, who have lost four of five, and Bob Sura tied a season high with 14 points.

Detroit reserves Corliss Williamson scored 17 and Mike James, acquired from Boston in the Wallace trade, had 13 points and seven assists. Ben Wallace had 11 points, 15 rebounds and five blocks, and Tayshaun Prince added 11 points. Billups had eight assists, seven rebounds and three steals.

Rockets 89, Trail Blazers 85

HOUSTON (AP) Steve Francis had 21 points and a season-high five steals as Houston snapped Portland's five-game winning streak.

Francis fed Maurice Taylor in the lane for a basket with 1:49 to play, then hit a jumper with 1:03 to go for an 89-81 lead.

Cuttino Mobley added 16 points and Yao Ming had 13.

Derek Anderson led Portland with 22 points and Randolph had 17 points and 17 rebounds, three short of his career high.

Bucks 106, Grizzlies 104

MILWAUKEE (AP) Keith Van Horn tied his season high with 30 points in his first start for Milwaukee.

Van Horn came off the bench in his first four games after being acquired from New York on Feb. 15, but with Joe Smith out with an injured left ankle he got his first start.

Michael Redd's free throw shot with 22 seconds left gave the Bucks a 105-104 lead, but his second shot hit the front of the rim and Shane Battier grabbed the rebound.

With 5.3 seconds left, Battier caught an inbounds pass from Jason Williams and had a good look at the basket, but he missed the shot from the top of the key.

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