Detroit — If only the Pistons could play one of the star-studded teams every night on the schedule, this season might look a lot different.
If only.
The Pistons’ wins have come over some good teams: Celtics, Suns, Heat, Sixers, Lakers.
Add the Brooklyn Nets to the list.
The Pistons entered with the league’s worst record, at 5-18, but they again played like they’re one of the titans, taking down the Brooklyn Nets, 122-111, on Tuesday night at Little Caesars Arena. The win ended the Pistons' four-game losing streak.
Jerami Grant tied his career high with 32 points and added five rebounds and four assists, Delon Wright added 22 points and nine assists and Mason Plumlee flirted with a triple-double with 14 points, 12 rebounds, and seven assists.