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…it’s because no other team in the history of the NBA has achieved(?) 27 consecutive losses! Rock and roll!
Paced by Cade Cunningham’s 41 points, the Pistons’ fans alternated recent chants of “Sell the team!” to bursts of “Let’s Go Pistons!” and “Dee-Fence!” for at least one night. But, as the home team faded at the end, the chants of “Sell the team!” returned.
“I actually talked to the players about this the other day, with all the losses here, what we still have is a very good future,” [Beverly Hills billionaire and team owner Tom] Gores said. “No. 1, we have an amazing set of young players. High character, high talent. This set of players, and I know them individually and I saw them the other day, we’re in a great spot with our young talent . . . I’m willing to do whatever it takes for this organization to be successful. As much as the vision feels blurry to me . . . “
“Nobody wants this kind of thing attached to them,” said [Pistons coach Monty] Williams, whose contract reaches at least six years and maybe more. “It weighs on us every day.”
It weighs on us too, pal. 🤦♂️
In the 2003-2004 season the Pistons held five consecutive opponents to under 70 points.
In 2023 the Pistons are trying their hardest to do that to themselves.
Everything in balance, right?
You gotta say “yes” to another excess?