The Detroit Pistons will be looking to get back in the win column when they return home to host the new-look Portland Trail Blazers.
After losing the opening game of the season on the road against the Miami Heat, the Pistons rebounded with two straight victories, first on the road against the Charlotte Hornets and then at home against the Chicago Bulls. Through the first three games, the Pistons had not given up more than 103 points, an impressive feat in today's NBA, but that came to a halt on Monday when the Pistons could not slow down the Oklahoma City Thunder and first-team All-NBA guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, who scored 32 points.