As the Detroit Pistons crawl toward the finish line of an ugly season, the team will work to get some of their younger players who are still healthy some crucial minutes to set them up for a more competitive season in 2023-24. That’s the plan, anyway.
You’d like for the team to build on its successes. To make their strengths even stronger. Unfortunately, finding positives to build off of is a challenge for this team. There are bright spots, however. While the Pistons are one of the league’s worst teams offensively, ranking 27th in both points per game and field-goal percentage, they are in the top half of the league when it comes to offensive rebounding.