The two big fish belly lost 29 consecutive losses to the top two coaches, the boss was pitted, and the team was in trouble
What a shame! The two underdogs have lost 29 games in a row! The manager's salary is second to none in the entire league, and his boss is bullied to the point of indecency. On December 1, Beijing time, the NBA's regular season is still going on, and the two teams that don't seem to be very conspicuous are actually secretly "wrestling" and have fallen into the quagmire of consecutive losses, as if they are competing for the first time to break this losing streak. One of them is the Pistons in the East and the other is the Spurs in the West, and they have lost 29 consecutive games. Not long ago, they ended a nine-game losing run in Detroit, and the Spurs haven't won a single game since their win over the Suns.
This time, the Pistons were at an absolute disadvantage when they faced the Knicks, and they lost the game by 14 points in the first quarter. However, in the second quarter, the team began to fight back frantically, and after halftime, they caught up again. However, the Pistons were unable to hold on to their advantage over time, and they ended a 16-game losing streak, the longest defeat in franchise history.
The Pistons are a strong team, but they struggle to turn their potential into their wins. The No. 1 pick had 31 points and eight assists, Hayes had 23 points, Duren had 10 and 12 rebounds, and Sezer had 17 points, but sadly, the team couldn't get over a strong opponent. With both Bogdanovic and Joe Harris still recovering, their support for the strikers has lost hope. Now it looks like there is a good chance that this team will be in trouble, and it is almost impossible to make a comeback.
Looking at the Spurs, this time they have taken a 15-point lead against the Hawks on the road. However, unfortunately, this team was unable to maintain its advantage and was overtaken by Trae Young's Hawks. Trae Young blasted 45 points, 14 points, and 14 points left, and he was almost devastating under the Spurs' defense. The Spurs played well, with all four of them having 20+ scores, including Sochan with 33 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists, Wembanyama with 21 12 rebounds and 4 caps, Johnson with 22 and 11 boards, and Vassell with 25. While the team played well, they still lost, with the Spurs suffering 13 consecutive defeats in their last 13 games and sitting bottom of the West.
Sixteen losses and 13 losses were played in the 2005 NBA Finals, but now they are the bottom of the East and West. What's even more distressing is that they both have managers with the highest salaries in the league, Popovich got $16 million this season, and Monty Williams got $1.35 million, no one expected that they would only get this result. Popovich relied on the team's brilliant results to make a fortune, and it was Monty Williams who was "pitted" by the head coach. Today, the manager couldn't have fired him, but just let his team keep slipping.