MILWAUKEE, Feb. 20 (UPI) -- Michael Redd scored 27 points Wednesday and Milwaukee held on down the stretch to end a four-game skid with a 103-98 victory over Detroit.
Desmond Mason added 16 points, Andrew Bogut had 14 and Mo Williams 11 for Milwaukee, which overcame a mental mistake in the closing seconds to fight off the Pistons.
Detroit lost its second straight after a 10-game winning streak. Chauncey Billups had a season-best 34 points for the Pistons and Rasheed Wallace had 21.
An 11-2 run brought the Pistons within three with 72 seconds remaining, but Milwaukee extended its advantage to six at the free-throw line.
Redd added three free throws over the final 20 seconds and, with Milwaukee owning a four-point lead, Billups missed a three-point attempt with seven seconds left. Williams grabbed the rebound, but he called a time out the Bucks did not have and a technical foul was called.
Billups made the technical foul shot, but Wallace missed a three-point attempt that would have tied it and Redd claimed the rebound.
