Detroit Pistons are struggling this season with a 25-game losing streak, making it the longest losing streak in franchise history. This is becoming a significant concern for the team and its fans. The previous NBA record for consecutive losses was set in 2010-11 by the Cleveland Cavaliers and later tied by the Philadelphia 76ers in 2013-14, both finishing their seasons with a record of 19-63. The current losing streak is alarming, and the Pistons are set to face the Brooklyn Nets in Brooklyn on Saturday night. The losing streak is as follows:
– Oct. 30 @ OKC, 124-112
– Nov. 1 vs. POR, 110-101
– Nov. 2 @ NO, 125-116
– Nov. 5 vs. PHX, 120-106
– Nov. 6 vs. GS, 120-109
– Nov. 8 @ MIL, 120-118
– Nov. 10 vs. PHI, 114-106
– Nov. 12 @ CHI, 119-108
– Nov. 14 vs. ATL, 126-120
– Nov. 17 @ CLE, 108-100
– Nov. 19 @ TOR, 142-113
– Nov. 20 vs. DEN, 107-103
– Nov. 24 @ IND, 136-113
– Nov. 27 vs. WAS, 126-107
– Nov. 29 vs. LAL, 133-107
– Nov. 30 @ NYK, 118-112
– Dec. 2 vs. CLE, 110-101
– Dec. 6 vs. MEM, 116-102
– Dec. 8 @ ORL, 123-91
– Dec. 11 vs. IND, 131-123
– Dec. 13 vs. PHI, 129-111
– Dec. 15 @ PHI, 124-92
– Dec. 16 @ MIL, 146-114
– Dec. 18 @ ATL, 130-124
– Dec. 21 vs. UTA, 119-111
The Pistons’ next five games include matchups against Brooklyn Nets, Boston Celtics, Toronto Raptors, and Houston Rockets. It remains to be seen if the Pistons can break the streak and avoid tying the NBA record for consecutive losses. Follow FOX Sports for updates on this ongoing struggle.
Historically, the Detroit Pistons have had periods of significant success, including winning the NBA Championship three times. However, the current losing streak represents a significant challenge for the team and its loyal fan base.
