The Pistons fell in overtime, 110-108, to the Nets, but there were some good takeaways. Rod Beard, The Detroit News
Detroit — It was only a preseason game, but the Pistons got to see what they wanted to see. To some degree, the win or loss didn’t matter — it was more about seeing Blake Griffin and Reggie Jackson at game speed and in game action.
Griffin had 17 points and nine rebounds in 21 minutes and Jackson added six points in 16 minutes, but the Pistons fell to the Brooklyn Nets, 110-108, in overtime on Monday night at Little Caesars Arena.