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The Detroit Pistons had shown flashes of solid play last season.
Then, Cade Cunningham’s injury put an early end to their campaign, but hopes were high for this season.
Hiring Monty Williams, adding more young talent, and another year together were supposed to be positive for this group.
However, that hasn’t been the case at all, as they’ve only been able to win two out of 19 games this year, including 16 losses in a row and a winless November.
As pointed out by Rob Perez on Twitter, the Pistons failed to win a single game in November, losing all 15 of their games, and even dropping games to bottom-feeders like the Portland Trail Blazers and Chicago Bulls.
Needless to say, the fans had plenty to say about this infamous milestone, and there isn’t a lot of hope of a turnaround.
No Win November we did it!!!!!
— eruj (@erujabidi) December 1, 2023
I went to the Pels/Pistons game. I was a part of history.
— retroPels (@retro_pels) December 1, 2023
Ofc the Knicks had a dogfight
— 𝑳𝑨𝑲𝑬𝑹𝑺 𝑭𝑨𝑵𝑨𝑻𝑰𝑪 (@LakersBetta) December 1, 2023
Their closest game being @ the bucks is hilarious
— Nathan Towle (@Towle_Nathan) December 1, 2023
Reminder to Jazz fans that it could always be worse
— Nate (@BigNateTwelve) December 1, 2023
Perhaps the craziest part about the Pistons’ situation is that it’s not that they’re getting blown out on a nightly basis.
They’ve actually been fairly competitive more often than not, losing nine of those last 15 games by nine points or less.
The Pistons have crumbled under pressure during key stretches of games, and they’ve failed to keep their foot on the gas when they’re up.
Sloppy play and a tendency to turn the ball over on live-ball situations have hurt Monty Williams’ team night in and night out.
They have plenty of time and talent to right the ship at some point, but the front office might want to consider making some moves if that’s not the case.
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