Detroit Pistons vs Philadelphia 76 Prediction: Let's Play Neutrally

Philadelphia will play Detroit on the road without Joel Embiid. Will the 76ers be able to cope without their leader?

The Pistons had a good away stretch, winning two out of five matches. Dwayne Casey's team lost to Chicago (118:132), Portland (106:135), and San Antonio (109:121) but beat such strong rivals as Golden State (122:119) and Minnesota (116:104). A good result for one of the main outsiders of the season. Detroit currently occupies the last place in the Eastern Conference with a balance of 11-31.

The Seventh Sixers played three consecutive games at home on the eve of their trip to Detroit. First, in this segment, Doc Rivers' team beat New Orleans (120:111), then coped with Indiana( 129:126 (120:120) at the end of overtime, and then failed to beat Chicago (112:126). Philadelphia is now 23-15 and fifth in the Eastern Conference.

The absence of Joel Embiid in the upcoming game, and even the possible absence of P.J. Tucker, gives Detroit a chance of success. After all, the 76ers have a defense system built on these two players. Accordingly, the young Pistons may lead the game into a shootout and transfer to Philadelphia. Although the Sixers, of course, have someone to score and score a lot, so it's still not worth laying on a mandatory victory for Detroit. Let's play here neutrally – for high performance.

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