Watch: Magic's Jamal Cain smashes one-handed slam in playoff win over Pistons

April 28 (UPI) -- Jamal Cain tapped a toe into the paint, pulled the ball back in his right hand and detonated, throwing a vicious dunk on top of Jalen Duren and helping the Orlando Magic gain momentum in another playoff victory over the 60-win Detroit Pistons.

Cain crushed the ball through the rim with 8:34 remaining in the 94-88 triumph Tuesday in Orlando, Fla. The Magic never trailed in the fourth quarter of the victory, which gave them a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven game first-round series.

"I think we came in with the right mindset," Cain, who totaled eight points and nine rebounds, told reporters.

Cain took possession deep in Magic territory with about 8:40 remaining. He dribbled up the left flank, drawing defender Cade Cunningham. He then beat the Pistons guard past half court and dribbled toward the paint, which drew the defense of Duren. The 6-foot-10 Pistons center got in front of Cain and put his arms in the air, but was out-leaped.

Cain finished the play by dunking the ball, with his momentum pushing Duren backwards and onto the ground. The dunk gave the Magic an 80-76 edge. The Pistons rallied to tie the score about three minutes later, but were outscored 9-3 over the final five minutes.

Magic guard Desmond Bane totaled 22 points in the victory. Forwards Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero chipped in 19 and 18 points, respectively. Center Wendell Carter Jr. totaled 12 points, 11 rebounds, four assists and two blocks in the win.