Detroit Pistons Gameday: Odds, streams, how to watch Nuggets game
Online sports betting became legal in Michigan on Friday, January 22, 2021. We know law-abiding citizens were waiting until this day to finally place a wager on the Detroit Pistons.
PistonPowered will provide the day of every game an info sheet to help on bets involving the Pistons, as well as general information on the game for non-bettors.
For those just starting out on placing bets, here is a guide, courtesy of Free Press.
Detroit Pistons vs. Denver Nuggets: Streaming and TV , Radio information
Tip-off: 9:00 p.m. ET
Site: Ball Arena (formerly Pepsi Center)
TV: Fox Sports Detroit, Altitude
Radio: 97.1 FM The Ticket (WXYT), KKSE 92.5 FM
Streams: Fox Sports Go, NBA League Pass or on Fubo.tv
Last time out: The Pistons (5-15) got crushed, 118-91 by the Golden State Warriors on Saturday in a game they were never in. The Denver Nuggets (12-8) topped the red-hot Utah Jazz, 128-117, on Sunday.
Pistons-Warriors Betting Odds
Line: Pistons +9.5
Over/under: 218.5
Moneylines: Pistons +350, Nuggets -450
ATS (Against the Spread): Pistons 10-9-1, Nuggets 10-10
ATS splits: Pistons 3-5-1 on the road; Nuggets 5-3-1 at home
Over/Under splits: Pistons 7-2 on the road; Nuggets 5-6 at home
*All lines and betting information provided by The Action Network.
Detroit Pistons vs. Denver Nuggets: Injury report
The Detroit Pistons are about as healthy as they are going to be. Of course, Killian Hayes remains out with a torn labrum, but everyone else should be available, barring a load management decision for Derrick Rose or Blake Griffin. Since they play Utah the next day, it would not be surprising if one of them sat out.
The Nuggets will be missing PJ Dozier (right hamstring strain) and Greg Whittington (left knee arthroscopy) and Gary Harris is questionable after suffering an injury in the Jazz game.
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Pistons odds against Denver Nuggets on Monday
Detroit Pistons: They are coming off maybe their worst loss of the season, a 27-point beat down by the Warriors in which they were never competitive. Jerami Grant and Josh Jackson were the only ones to score in double-digits for a putrid offense (not the defense was any better). Wayne Ellington had his worst game of the season. The Pistons have had a day off to collect themselves. The upside is they can not play worse.
Denver Nuggets: This is for the Nuggets the second game of a back-to-back. Denver is coming a big win on Sunday, snapping the Utah Jazz’s 11-game win streak with a 128-111 victory. Will they be able to come right back and focus on a 5-15 team that just got shredded?
Pistons odds best bet: (3-2): Go with the Pistons and take the points (Not heavy though).
Looking at it with a clear eye, there is absolutely no reason Detroit should not get filleted by a Denver team that reached the Western Conference finals last year, and just smashed what had been an unbeatable Jazz team.
Of course, if you have followed the Pistons, when they are counted out, is when they play their best. Ask the Lakers how easy a game they had playing the Pistons on the back end of a back-to-back.
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A backstory to this game is this is the first game that Jerami Grant and Mason Plumlee have faced Denver since they left the Nuggets last fall in free agency.