Inside the Article:
The Detroit Pistons will face off against the Golden State Warriors tonight, with both teams missing key players. The Pistons are without Cade Cunningham, and the Warriors have been without Stephen Curry. Despite this, the Warriors have won five games in a row and hold a tie for 8th place in the Western Conference. On the other hand, Detroit is coming off a disappointing loss to the Portland Trail Blazers, in which their issues with defense and shooting were exacerbated.
Why it matters: This game will be a test for both teams, as the Warriors try to continue their winning streak and the Pistons aim to bounce back from their previous loss. It will also be a chance for the Pistons to prove that they can beat the defending champs again, as they did in their last meeting against Golden State.
Injury Report:
- The Pistons will be without Cade Cunningham (out for the season), Isaiah Livers (out indefinitely), and Marvin Bagley III (out 6-8 weeks with hand injury).
- The Warriors will be missing Stephen Curry, Andre Iguodala, James Wiseman, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, and JaMychal Green.
Detroit Pistons vs. Warriors By the Numbers:
- According to Fanduel, Detroit is a seven-point underdog, and the money lines are set at +225 for Detroit and -275 for Golden State.
- The over/under has not yet been set for this game.
- The Warriors are 17-2 at home, while the Pistons are 5-17 on the road.
- The Pistons will miss Cade Cunningham, Isaiah Livers, and Marvin Bagley III. The Warriors will be without Stephen Curry, Andre Iguodala, James Wiseman, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, and JaMychal Green.
How to watch
The game will begin at 10:00 PM ET and can be watched on Bally Sports Detroit or listened to on 97.1 FM The Ticket.
How to stream Pistons Vs. Warriors
You can take advantage of a free streaming trial at FUBO.TV or watch on NBA League Pass if you are out of market.
