Detroit arrives in Phoenix on Thursday as the East’s top seed riding a four-game road streak, backed by a lights-out defense.
But the Suns’ defense counters allowing only 111.6 points per game, which is ranked fifth overall.
The Pistons took the previous meeting in the final possessions 108-105 on Jan. 16, so something says this game won’t open up too easily.
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What our Post expert thinks about Pistons vs. Suns
Both defenses sit top-three in points allowed, yet each offense scores above what the other typically concedes, creating tension between efficiency and resistance.
Cade Cunningham’s near-26 points and double-digit assist pace tests a Suns defense holding opponents under 47 percent shooting at home.
Phoenix’s last meeting needed 33 points from Grayson Allen to stay close, so you could say that secondary scoring may decide whether this turns into another one-possession finish.
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