Oklahoma City ThunderApri l’analisi completa
Detroit PistonsApri l’analisi completa
The Detroit Pistons defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder 124–116 on February 25 at Little Caesars Arena, with J. Duren and C. Cunningham each scoring 29 points to lead the home side. Detroit's balanced offensive approach yielded a 53.9 percent field-goal percentage and 9 three-pointers made, while the defense held OKC to 40.6 percent shooting despite the Thunder's 18 three-pointers. The Pistons controlled the middle quarters, outscoring Oklahoma City 72–46 in the second and third periods combined, a decisive stretch that proved decisive. J. Williams paced the Thunder with 30 points and C. Wallace added 23, but OKC's 37 rebounds and 28 assists could not overcome Detroit's 52-rebound advantage and superior defensive rating of 109.2 to 124.7. The game fell short of the Vegas total of 220.5, finishing 8.5 points under. Detroit's second-half dominance underscores improving depth and defensive cohesion as the Pistons solidify their playoff positioning.
