Little or no goes proper in a 12-57 season, and the Detroit Pistons are proof of that.
Whether or not it was their record-setting 28-game shedding streak — the longest single-season shedding streak in NBA historical past — or star level guard Cade Cunningham’s clutch mistake the opposite evening, nothing has labored the best way the Pistons brass seemingly envisioned it this season.
Now issues are getting even worse, with the information that high-upside rookie Ausar Thompson and three-point capturing large man Isaiah Stewart will miss the remainder of the season.
Thompson left a recreation towards the Dallas Mavericks on March 9 with what appeared to be an sickness. Per the workforce, he is now being handled for a blood clot.
“I’m simply glad the medical doctors caught it,” Pistons coach Monty Williams stated, per James Edwards III of The Athletic. “From the entire info that I’ve gotten, they’re dealing with it. … It’s a medical scenario, however I’m glad they caught it.”
Stewart suffered a hamstring pressure in Monday evening’s 119-94 loss to the Boston Celtics.
That may maintain him out for the remainder of this misplaced season, seemingly as a precaution greater than something. At this level, aside from a thirteenth win, what do the Pistons need to play for anyhow?
Outdoors of an harm to Cunningham, issues could not presumably get any worse for Detroit this season.
