As the Pistons of Detroit lose their 25th straight game, chants of “Sell the team” break out.
Kelly Olynyk scored 25 points, and the Utah Jazz beat the Detroit Pistons 119–111 on Thursday night.
It was the Pistons’ 25th straight loss, which is one less than the NBA record for the worst start to a season.
The record is 26, held by both the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2010–11 and the Philadelphia 76ers in 2013–14. As a whole, the 76ers have lost 28 games in a row, a streak that began in 2014–15 and continued into 2015–16.
Monty Williams, a first-year teacher, said, “I want to be careful with my words because this one stings more than most of them.”
“A team that played the other night got 50 points from fouls and boards.” “It’s really tough to see how we could lose out on work in those areas.”
The Pistons’ record dropped to 2–26, and fans chanted, “Sell the team!” at the end to owner Tom Gores or his Platinum Equity company in a loud voice: “Sell the team!” Detroit will play again on Saturday night in Brooklyn.
Kelly Olynyk scored 25 points, but the Utah Jazz beat the Detroit Pistons 119–111 on Thursday night. The Pistons won their 25th straight title, one less than the NBA record for most in a single season.
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“I need to be careful with my words, because this one hurts a lot more than the others,” Monty Williams, the first-year teacher, said.
“A team that played past nighttime sewage (50 points) made turnovers and rebounds not matter.”
With a terrible 2-26 record, the Pistons made the crowd chant “Sell the team!” People were yelling, “Sell the team!”
“Get the team sold!” what astatine is The extreme has a lot to do with Platinum Equity, which is owned by Tom Gores. Detroit’s next game is scheduled for Saturday night in Brooklyn.
Detroit’s Cade Cunningham, who led the team with 28 points and 10 assists, said, “We’re not 2-26 bad by any means.”
“I think we could move this around. We can play a brand of basketball that has been changed too much.”
Lauri Markkanen, Jordan Clarkson, Keyonte George, as well as Talen Horton-Tucker were Utah’s top seven scorers, but they were not on the court. After losing to Cleveland on Wednesday, the second night of a back-to-back started.
Jazz coach Will Hardy said, “That’s a really, really bully squad win for us.” “It’s hard to play that game on a second night of a repeatedly connected A lot of guys are squeezed by the roadworthy.”
The Jazz Utah got 19 more points from Collin Sexton, and Ochai Agbaji scored 18. Ivey scored 24 points for Detroit, and Bagley III scored 22. No one else scored more than eight points.
Utah was ahead 90–88 going into the fourth quarter, and they took advantage of Detroit’s bad shooting to make it 100–93 with 7:40 left to play. We are having a terrible time figuring out how we can be outworked in those areas.
They missed their first six three-point shots in the fourth, but Bojan Bogdanovic made one with 4:40 left to make it 104-100.
When Olynyk made a three-pointer against his old team, the Jazz were ahead by seven points. With 1:37 left, Sexton’s tip-in made it 115-106.
“We’ve stressed rebounding every season, and it’s definitely a part of our personality that links us to the offensive broadside of the ball,” Hardy said after his team lost with 15 offensive rebounds.
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