Pistons Tie Their Championship Teams From Years Past
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Almost every starter for the Pistons missed at least two games due to an injury to this point in the season and in their steads, players further down the bench like two-way guard Daniss Jenkins, big man Paul Reed and skilled defensive wing Javonte Green showed up and delivered wins.
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The Detroit Pistons, upon winning their 12th game in a row this season, have reached a historic level in their turnaround from bad to elite.
The Pistons (15-2) have won 13 consecutive games twice before in their franchise history. The first time was during the 1989-90 season, and the second time was during the 2003-04 campaign. Each time the Pistons achieved a 13-game win streak, both seasons ended with the franchise holding the Larry O'Brien Trophy by mid-June.
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How do current Pistons compare to previous editions that also won 13 straight games?
While comparing the current Pistons to the great teams of yesteryear might be a bit unfair, there are a couple of striking similarities between them and a few notable differences.