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Thehe Detroit piston never led and never looked like a team that should lead to a loss of 110-91 of Cleveland Cavaliers On Monday. It was the second consecutive loss of Detroit and the fourth in six games.
The pistons were conducted up to 38% firing, including 10 per 35 of a three -point land. It was just like that for the piston.
You can distillate the whole game up to two Cunningham shots in the fourth quarter. The first was the Cade Look Vintage, in which he patiently gave way to his more defender until he reached his favorite place on the main line.
Cleveland’s defender put even less resistance than you would expect, as Cade created his patented 12-foot jumper. That escaped. Minutes later, Cade led the break and a knife inside to arrange a finger. He also twisted in the hands of Jalen Duren. He missed the discount.
Detroit just couldn’t really work in great shots, and the shots they made were consistently early in the clock, constantly short and constantly distinguished at a small or no offensive moment. It was as if every player hoped that their next jumper would magically catapult the whole team in a rhythm that he had never come.
The salon was led by Kenningham, who needed 26 shots to get her 22 points. Malik Beizley added 17, and Marcus Sasser added 11, most of all in the garbage time.
Detroit could not do anything against the length and physical protection of KAVS. They looked small and slow when they were combined with Evan Mobli and Jeret Allen. Mobli finished with 11 points and 14 rebounds, and Alan had 15 and 11. They managed to help their team withstand their own offensive struggles. In the end, Cleveland guards began to hit shots and built a comfortable lead from the 20 points. Darius Garland finished with 22 points and Donovan Mitchell had 21.
The pistons end their trip with five games on Wednesday against Indiana Pacers. They then receive six Homestand matches, followed by a short trip to Chicago for two consecutive road games leading to the NBA All-Star vacation.
