DETROIT - The Detroit Pistons were discombobulated on offense on a night their leading scorer put up 11 points. They had difficulty getting stops against a team that needed only three quarters to reach triple figures.
The Pistons were pretty much done by halftime and trailed by as many as 39 points in a 116-88 loss Monday to the Cleveland Cavaliers at Little Caesars Arena.
As poorly as they played, their coaching was worse, according to Stan Van Gundy.
"I'm upset with myself as much as anything," Van Gundy said. "Clearly, we didn't have them ready from a scheme standpoint.