(Sports Network) - The Orlando Magic are back on top in the Southeast Division and hope to stay there when they pay a visit to the Detroit Pistons Sunday night at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

The Magic are a half-game ahead of Atlanta in the division standings after beating the Hawks, 104-86, on Saturday from Amway Arena. Dwight Howard had 31 points and pulled down 19 rebounds, while Rashard Lewis added 17 points for the Magic, who have won two in a row and five of their last six games.

"I thought other than the first few minutes of the game, obviously, we were pretty good and I thought the second half was probably our most consistent half in a long time," Magic head coach Stan Van Gundy said. "It wasn't like an explosion and a big run all at once, I thought we just played solid defense and made solid plays."

Ryan Anderson had 16 points and five rebounds off the bench. The Magic hope to build on their 13-12 road record tonight.

Meanwhile, the Pistons hope to put the brakes on a four-game slide when they welcome Orlando to town tonight. Detroit fell to 1-4 on a six-game homestand following Friday's 92-65 setback versus the Miami Heat.

Charlie Villanueva led the Pistons with 15 points, while Tayshaun Prince and Ben Gordon each had 10 points for Detroit, which was outrebounded by a 52-25 margin.

"You hope that everybody's ready to come out there when the ball's thrown up," said Detroit's Richard Hamilton. "It was one of those games that wasn't good at all, from all aspects of the game."

Pistons guard Will Bynum is questionable for Sunday with an ankle injury.

The 2009-10 season series between Orlando and Detroit is even at a game apiece. The Pistons, however, have won five of seven and 20 of the past 26 matchups in this series.

Orlando has dropped three in a row and 10 of 11 games at The Palace.