What we need to see from the Pistons after All-Star break

The Detroit Pistons won their final game before the All-Star break, leapfrogging the Orlando Magic for the second-worst record in the NBA.

Detroit has had a disjointed season, with injuries to key players disrupting the chemistry and making it difficult for the young team to have any type of consistency.

Hopefully that will change down the stretch, as the Pistons are finally at full strength and will have a chance to regroup and practice a little together during the break.

Here is what I’d like to see from the Detroit Pistons when they return.

The Detroit Pistons need to win some games

I know the tank crowd won’t like this one, but it would be nice to see the Pistons string together some wins after the All-Star break.

Yes, this is another developmental year and yes it would be nice to get a top-3 pick, but winning a few games isn’t likely to alter their lottery odds at all, but will have benefit for the young Pistons moving forward.

If they could head into the offseason on an upswing, they might look more attractive to potential free agents looking to join an up and coming team with a young star.

Confidence is good for development and winning some games will help to keep the team focused on improving, learning how to win and not just accepting getting blown out.

I would like Cade Cunningham‘s first season to end on a high note, so that he and Pistons’ fans are excited about the future and not staring into the abyss of another horrible season.