The Pistons loss to the Pacers does not diminish the fantastic start to the year, and the season in general, that this team has had. Blake and Wes discuss what went wrong in that game, both on offense and defense. They break down why the Pacers’ defensive strategy may be something we see deployed against Detroit more often. The guys also enjoy the leap that Cade Cunningham has taken, answer the question, “have they gotten too good, too fast,” and make their predictions about what the Pistons will do at the deadline this year.
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