DETROIT – Reggie Bullock and Luke Kennard had spent a scant nine minutes on the court together this season – mostly because injuries had made them unavailable to play together much more frequently than that – and they weren’t together in the fourth quarter of the game that snapped the agonizing six-game losing streak.
But that’s because while they were together, they helped the Pistons build a lead that allowed Dwane Casey to field his best defensive unit down the stretch.
“It just opens up the floor so much,” Blake Griffin said after the Pistons beat Boston113-104.