Detroit — The honeymoon period with the resurgent Pistons didn’t last long.
After the Pistons dropped the Golden State Warriors on Saturday for their fifth straight win, they looked to be surging.
Not so much.
They followed their best win of the season with their worst loss of the season, a 110-83 whooping at the hands of the Oklahoma City Thunder, on Monday night at Little Caesars Arena.
Blake Griffin had 20 points, five rebounds and four assists and Andre Drummond 13 points and six rebounds for the Pistons (13-8).
The Pistons had their lowest-scoring first half of the season, managing just 40 points — their previous low was 41 points, against the Celtics on Oct.