Auburn Hills, MI (My Sportsbook) - Tayshaun Prince finished with a game-high 25 points and the Detroit Pistons sent the reeling Toronto Raptors to a season-high seventh straight loss with a 95-76 decision at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

Rodney Stuckey scored 17 and handed out seven assists while Jason Maxiell had 16 points and 11 rebounds for Detroit, which won for the second straight game following a five-game slide.

Allen Iverson collected 11 points, six assists and four boards as the Pistons opened a three-game homestand with the win and will next host Dallas and Houston.

In the first game following the team's announcement that Richard Hamilton would be removed from the starting lineup, Amir Johnson got the call and responded with more personals (three) than points (two). Hamilton finished with seven points, four assists and three boards.

Chris Bosh had 19 points and five rebounds to pace Toronto, which had previously lost five in a row at two separate stages this season.

Andrea Bargnani had 16 points and six boards while Jermaine O'Neal, who had missed two straight games and 11 of the last 12 with a sore right knee, scored 11.

The Raptors, who are 8-16 away from Air Canada this season, resumed a three- game road trip that has proved unsuccessful and will visit Chicago Friday in search of a much-needed victory.

The Pistons opened the second half by scoring six of the first eight points to take a seven-point lead. An Iverson three-pointer just past the midway point of the frame sparked a 7-0 spurt capped by Prince's dunk which provided an 11- point advantage, 64-53.

Prince connected on consecutive threes for Detroit a short time later and a Stuckey jumper pushed the lead to 14, 76-62, heading to the final quarter.

Toronto had just one field goal at the midway point of the fourth and Detroit stretched its lead to 20 with five straight points from Hamilton. The Raptors, although finding their way to the cylinder several times down the stretch, posed no threat from that point forward.

The Raptors were up 22-17 after 12 minutes but Detroit turned the tables in the second stanza and took a 46-43 lead into halftime. Two separate 6-0 spurts helped the cause.

Game Notes

The Pistons handed Toronto a 100-93 loss on November 5 this season at Air Canada and have won three straight and seven of nine in the series...Toronto has lost its last 11 trips to Detroit...The Pistons are now 13-7 at The Palace this season...The Raptors announced Wednesday that forward Kris Humphries suffered a fractured right fibula in Sunday's loss to Phoenix. X-rays taken Wednesday revealed the fracture that resulted from being kicked in the leg. There is no timetable for his return...Toronto's Anthony Parker had 10 points and eight assists...Detroit's Rasheed Wallace was just 1-of-6 shooting for three points.