The biggest mistake the Detroit Pistons can make is assuming that the Chicago Bulls team they will face tonight will look anything like the Bulls from the first half of yesterday’s game. Those Bulls couldn’t throw the ball into the ocean and were limited to 29 first-half points. Chicago might be a rebuilding team struggling to create offense, but they aren’t 29 points bad. If Detroit doesn’t take them seriously, they could lose. However, if they show the same energy and commitment to defense and causing disruption, they should enter the All-Star break with another victory and their sixth win in eight games.
Pistons vs. Bulls preview: Detroit looks to go into the All-Star break on a high note
