NBA

Pistons Set Record With 27th Straight Loss

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2 years ago

December 27, 2023

Joshua

Pistons Set Record With 27th Straight Loss

Cade Cunningham, Monty Williams, and the entire organization have fallen into a dark hole and one they are desperately wanting to get out of. Honestly, Tuesday’s game against the Brooklyn Nets seemed like that game was the game to end the horrific streak.

Detroit’s losing streak expands to 27th consecutive loss, which sets an NBA record of the most losses in a row in a single season. Fun fact, the 2015-16 Philadelphia 76ers have the most consecutive losses spanning multiple seasons with twenty-eight (2014-15, 2015,16).

What makes this even worse for Detroit is the fact they haven’t won a game since their home-opener against the Chicago Bulls on October 28th. What makes that game so weird to win is the fact Zach LaVine dropped 51 points against them.

Anyway fans look at this situation, it’s not looking to get better anytime soon. Some have to imagine general manager Troy Weaver is ready to make a trade to change the trajectory (to achieve a win) of this franchise.

Also, Cunningham balled out with 41/9/5 game. He dropped 37 points in the second half after being nonexistent in the first half. For Jalen Duren, the developing forward had 12/15 on the night. Bojan Bogdanovic also had a night with 23 points.

However, despite all these efforts from the core members of this group, the bench was virtually nowhere to be seen on the court.

It continues to write the tragic story of this franchise, will it change? Hopefully. For now they’ll continue their horrific streak until it gets broken. The trade deadline is February 8th, 2024.

Kings

Russell Westbrook Most Likely To Sign With The Kings

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4 days ago

August 12, 2025

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According to ESPN’s Tim MacMahon, the most likely landing destination of Russell Westbrook are the Sacramento Kings. A return to the Denver Nuggets seems unlikely at this point in time.

Other teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder were in play, but now that seems unlikely as well. All signs point to Westbrook continuing his career in Sacramento.

Denver saw sparks of productivity from Westbrook, but management felt as though bringing back Bruce Brown Jr. as his replacement was the better option.

If the 36-year-old were to sign with the Kings, it would his sixth team in the last seven seasons.

Jonathan Kuminga

Jonathan Kuminga Would Rather Take $7.9 Million Qualifying Offer Than Warriors Current Offer

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4 days ago

August 12, 2025

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According to multiple reports, spearheaded by ESPN, it has been found out that Jonathan Kuminga is very much against the two-year extension the Golden State Warriors offered him.

He would rather take the $7.9 million qualifying and test his worth in the next offseason. Golden State wanted him to agree to a team-option and giving up his inherent no-trade clause, so that they have a better chance of trading him when they want.

Not only does Kuminga not want to be on a team-friendly deal, but the 22-year-old has no desire to be traded mid-season.

Kuminga has until October 1st to sign the qualifying offer.

Celtics

Joe Mazzulla Signs Extension With Celtics

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1 week ago

August 8, 2025

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According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, confirmed by the organization, head coach Joe Mazzulla has signed a mutli-year extension with the Boston Celtics. It became official Friday morning.

Since the indefinite suspension, and subsequent exit, of now Houston Rockets coach Ime Udoka, Mazzulla took over as the coach of the Celtics. He has been on a path of excellency and fulfilling high standards.

In his first season, the 37-year-old led the Celtics to the Eastern Conference Finals. The following year, in 2024, Mazzulla took them to the NBA Finals and won in five against Dallas Mavericks – when Luka Doncic played for the organization.

“This is truly a blessing,” said Mazzulla. “I would not be here without my faith, my wife, and my children. We are thankful for the partnership with our ownership groups, Brad’s mentorship, and the support of our staff. Most importantly, I am grateful for the players I have been able to coach the past three seasons. I look forward to competing for the Celtics and the city of Boston.”