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When you're down by 30 points in the third quarter, it's important to relish in the small positives to boost personal morale. Detroit Pistons center Andre Drummond did just that Friday at the Wells Fargo Center.

With Detroit down by 31, Drummond made a free throw to cut the Philadelphia 76ers' lead to 30. He made a shush gesture to the crowd that heckled him while at the charity stripe.

In fairness, the Pistons center should feel good about his improved free-throw percentage, which rose from 38.6 percent during the previous season to 62.6 percent entering Friday.

Detroit went on to lost the game 114-78.