AUBURN HILLS, Mich. - Jonas Valanciunas scored 17 points to lead a balanced offence as the Toronto Raptors beat Detroit 110-100 on Friday night, handing the Pistons their 12th straight home loss.Brandon Jennings scored 22 points to lead Detroit, which extended its single-season franchise record for consecutive home losses and moved within seven of the NBA record set by the 1993-94 Dallas Mavericks.Kyle Lowry and Lou Williams had 15 points each, James Johnson scored 12, and Patrick Patterson and Terrence Ross added 11 each for the Raptors.The score was tied at 52 at halftime before Toronto pulled away in the third quarter. Detroit turned the ball over four times in the first 2 minutes, allowing the Raptors to take a six-point lead. The Raptors extended the lead to 15 later in the period before Detroit pulled to 81-70 at the end of the period.Johnsons dunk on Andre Drummond made it 95-75 midway through the fourth and on Torontos next possession, Drummond smashed into Johnson with a forearm and hip smash. That set off a melee that saw Drummond get a flagrant foul and four technicals called. At least one Raptors fan was ejected at the same time after a verbal altercation with the Pistons Josh Smith.Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 18 points and Greg Monroe had 17 for the Pistons.The game was played in front of a pro-Raptors crowd, as Toronto fans took advantage of Detroits meagre attendance. Chants of Lets Go Raptors and We The North rang through the arena all night, while Lowry was greeted with M-V-P while shooting free throws.The Pistons dominated most of the first half, leading by as many as 11 points as Toronto missed its first 10 jump shots, but the Raptors put together a run at the end of the second quarter. Lowry missed a floater at the halftime buzzer that would have given Toronto its first lead, leaving the game tied at 52.The teams combined to miss 18 of 22 3-point attempts in the half, leaving most of the points coming at the rim. The Pistons had a 38-32 edge on points in the paint, and only turned the ball over twice.TIP INSRaptors: The game was delayed for several minutes in the third quarter after Landry Fields flipped over Kyle Singler and hit the back of his head on the floor. Fields needed eight stitches to the back of his head, but passed all concussion tests.Pistons: The Pistons have now gone six weeks without a win at the Palace. They are 2-13 at home this season, with the last win coming Nov. 7 against Milwaukee. ... The Pistons lost 13 straight at home bridging the 1979-80 and 1980-81 seasons.NEXT UPRaptors: Host New York on Sunday.Pistons: At Brooklyn on Sunday. Dan Fouts Womens Jersey . 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Here, we pick out five men who made the difference without the teams star striker… Riyad Mahrez praised the whole team for their efforts in beating Swansea Riyad MahrezMahrez had suffered a dip in form of late, having gone three games without directly contributing to a goal for only the second time this season. But this was the winger back to his best. Sometimes I have to score, he acknowledged afterwards. And he did.Mahrez was magnificent, his whole performance from start to finish, Jamie Redknapp told Sky Sports. Some of the things he does with a football are just unique. The moment that mattered came when he pounced on Ashley Williams error to settle everyones nerves. Leicester distance covered Player Distance NGolo Kante 11.7km Riyad Mahrez 11.5km Danny Drinkwater 11.2km But it was more than the goal; more, even, than the skills. What he has also brought to his game is the ability to work for his team, added Redknapp. Hes bought into this team ethic. Only NGolo Kante covered more ground than Mahrez on Sunday. It was exactly what was required.Jeffrey SchluppIn his post-match interview with Sky Sports, Ranieri set the scene. I told Jeff, Now I need you. You are our strength. You are so powerful. And he made another good match. Indeed, Jeffrey Schlupp was integral to Leicesters win. Claudio Ranieri says Leicester gave a fantastic performance in their 4-0 win He was brilliant with his pace and running off the ball, said Redknapp.dddddddddddd He was a great outlet. The Ghanaian was clocked at 33.6 kilometres per hour - the fastest man on the pitch - and caused so many problems for Swansea full-back Angel Rangel.In particular, there was the run for the third goal that killed the game as he set up Ulloa for the tap-in. This was Schlupps first start since November but when he was needed by his manager and his team-mates he responded with a strong display.Leonardo UlloaThere was pressure on the big target-man going into this one as not everyone was convinced he could adequately replace Vardy. After all, his previous Premier League start had come in a goalless draw against 10-man Bournemouth in January. Leonardo Ulloa scored his first brace of the season for Leicester I feared for him a bit today but he coped with it admirably, said Redknapp. You bring in players and you worry about the Vardy effect but Ulloa was magnificent. He walked away with his first brace of the season and the man-of-the-match award.Demarai GrayThe January signing from Birmingham is yet to start a Premier League game but Ranieri has been keen to keep him involved in things - this was the 19-year-olds ninth appearance off the bench and another glimpse of the quality he can bring. Gray beat both Williams and Jefferson Montero on the flank to set up the fourth goal as his shot was parried out to Marc Albrighton. With his first assist having come in his previous outing against Sunderland, it seems Gray is ready to make a real impact at just the right time.Marc AlbrightonOf course, Kante covered the most ground (11.69 kilometres), Shinji Okazaki made the most sprints (86) and the defence kept another clean sheet. By comparison, Albrightons brief cameo was insignificant. However, it was also symbolic. Marc Albrighton came off the bench to score his first goal since the opening day Albrighton had not scored since the opening day of the season but came off the bench with eight minutes to go to net the fourth goal of the afternoon - and with his weaker foot. It summed it all up on a day that so many of this Leicester squad took the chance to give that little bit more.ConclusionEvery single Leicester player should win the PFA award, said Redknapp. Every one of them has been a star this year. This was the sort of performance to hammer home that message as the star names and the fringe figures all helped to make a difference.First the focus was on the key individuals. Then it was the familiar starting line-up that we all saw week in, week out. Now its the whole squad in the spotlight. Without Jamie, everyone gave something more, Ranieri told Sky Sports afterwards. Leicester are on the brink. Also See: Ulloa edges Leicester closer Leicester 4 Swansea 0: As it happened Make title dream a reality ' ' '