Uh, this was a really, really dumb bet if you actually think the Pistons are as bad as their record.
Drummond, Monroe, Smith, Jennings, Butler, Augustin, Caldwell-Pope (Probably one of the more underrated players in the game)... and the return of JODIE MEEKS, which you apparently forgot about, that stretches out the floor BIG time and gives their whole offense an extra dynamic that they previously were missing.
That roster can absolutely beat most teams on any given night, home or away.
Uh, this was a really, really dumb bet if you actually think the Pistons are as bad as their record.
Drummond, Monroe, Smith, Jennings, Butler, Augustin, Caldwell-Pope (Probably one of the more underrated players in the game)... and the return of JODIE MEEKS, which you apparently forgot about, that stretches out the floor BIG time and gives their whole offense an extra dynamic that they previously were missing.
That roster can absolutely beat most teams on any given night, home or away.
Lol I can't tell if you're trolling me or if that's a serious comment.
Obviously, there's a lot of teams across ALL sports that are either better or worse than what their record actually is. While not as obvious, I still think the general consensus is that it's pretty clear the Pistons, with their roster and above-average head coach, are not as bad as their horrendous record indicates (The most obvious example would be the Thunder, by the way)
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