“Sell the Team” Chants Break Out in Detroit as $3.1 Billion Worth Pistons Go on 27-game Losing Streak

Misery doesn’t end for the Detroit Pistons, as they failed to evade the infamous NBA record. The biggest losing streak in a single season. The team took on the lethal Brooklyn Nets for two consecutive games in their attempt to evade the embarrassing record. Unfortunately, the result didn’t turn out the way the team expected, as they took home their 27th consecutive loss on Tuesday night. Moreover, the team received unwelcoming chants thrown at them by their fans.

The Pistons and San Antonio Spurs were in contention for breaking the record for the biggest losing streak in a season. Fortunately, the Spurs escaped the embarrassment before it was too late. However, after the win, they are back again with a 5-game losing streak. In the case of Pistons, the team is way past the emergency escape button. And the fans have an important message for the team.

Pistons fans erupt into ‘sell the team’ chant

The Pistons line stepped on the home court with the embarrassing record at the front door. And, the team played with the intent to escape the insult as they started off with fire. In fact, the team managed to produce a massive lead in the first quarter, stepping up the stage for a win.

Cade Cunningham dropped 41 points and became the first Pistons player with multiple 40+ points games in a month since Jerry Stackhouse in 2001. However, it all went in vain as the Nets pulled off a late lead in the game. And, home team fans couldn’t hold their frustration and burst out chanting, “Sell the team,” in chorus.

Importantly, this isn’t the first time for the $3.1 billion-worth team. During the last home game against the Utah Jazz, the crowd erupted with ‘sell the team’ chants after the team bit the dust against the short-handed Jazz team. The fans repeated the same on Tuesday night as well.

Disappointment continues for Cade Cunningham, who expressed his disbelief in their previous home game loss.

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Moreover, the team is also on the brink of yet another infamous record.

27 losses and continues

The Philadelphia 76ers currently hold the record for the longest losing streak with 28 losses across two seasons. If the Pistons go on to lose their upcoming two games, they have another record against their name.

The Pistons take on the Boston Celtics and Toronto Raptors in their next two games. While the Celts are top-seeding, the Raptors stand in the 12th seed.

Cunningham dropped 37 points in the last two quarters and looked fired up. If the Pistons carry their intensity forward, they could end the upcoming embarrassment beforehand.

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