The Detroit Pistons fans are making life easy for the team
The Detroit Pistons have dominated at Little Caesars Arena. The fans are making it easy for the players to perform well and get the job done.
Little Caesars Arena is starting to feel like home for the Detroit Pistons. They have a record of 25 and 13 at home. This is extremely better than their road record of 14 and 24. They also currently hold an 11 game win streak at home after their win Saturday night against the Blazers.
But most teams play better in front of their fans. The Pistons do not have the highest of attendance at LCA. In fact they rank 24th in the league in average attendance per game with 16,244 people.
That only fills out to about 77.4 percent of the arena; which is the lowest percentage in the league. Still though the Pistons are pulling in fans more and more and game after game as the season goes on.
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Pistons fans have been awesome in this 11 home game win streak.
— Martin (@ImMartinHi) March 31, 2019
The Pistons have pulled in an average of 17,100 fans per game in the 11 home game win streak and 18,646 fans in their last 7.
Growing and growing as the season goes on.
Fans have come out to cheer for the Pistons. They are winning and putting on amazing performances at home. Who wouldn’t enjoy something awesome as the Pistons winning? Well I know a specific group… or radio show. But they are a pessimistic and only enjoy the Pistons losing rather than winning games.
The Pistons players are surely taking notice of the fans showing up and cheering to help support the team.
#Pistons Blake Griffin on the LCA crowd: "We were talking about that on the bench. The lower bowl looks a lot more full than it has. We need to keep that going. This is us laying a foundation and putting a product out on the floor that people can be proud of – win, lose or draw."
— Rod Beard (@detnewsRodBeard) March 7, 2019
The fans have helped dictate games against Toronto twice, Portland, Denver, Minnesota, and probably in the most important game of the season against Orlando.
They have only scored under 100 points one time in their 11 game home win streak. That was against Portland where they scored 99. Overall in the last 11 games they are scoring 117.4 points per game. And they are holding opponents to 104.3 in that stretch. A 13 point differential that has helped the Pistons win easy at home.
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The Detroit Pistons are going to need the same fan support come playoff time to win games. It’s definitely feeling like home at LCA.