Pistons’ winning streak ends, but there are still lessons to be learned in loss
While Detroit has undoubtedly taken strides this season, it slipped in some key areas on Thursday. The Pistons turned the ball over 14 times for what would become 25 Warriors points. They allowed 15 offensive rebounds, and Golden State outscored them 21-6 in second-chance points.
After finishing with the worst record in the NBA last season, the Pistons have drastically turned things around this year.
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