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The Detroit Pistons (10-33) will hit the court against the Los Angeles Clippers (22-23) in Detroit on Sunday, March 13 at Little Caesars Arena. The Pistons, the home team, are not on any sort of streak right now, whereas the Clippers, the visitors, have won four out of the last ten games. The action might start at 3:00 PM ET, but you’re going to want to get your bets in now!
For context related to Sunday’s matchup, how have the Pistons and the Clippers performed versus each other in the past?
This season, the franchises have fought in one matchup and the Pistons lost to the Clippers. In their most recent meeting on November 26, 2021, the score was 107-96 in favor of the Clippers. The Pistons had a 43.86% field goal percentage and a 24.24% three pointer percentage, whereas the Clippers had a 52.83% field goal percentage and a 28.95% 3-point percentage. The former totaled 4 rebounds and 17 assists; the latter had 4 rebounds and 26 assists. We’ll see what unfolds when the Pistons host their opponents at Little Caesars Arena.
Betting Preview for the Detroit Pistons vs. the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday, March 13
Where:
Little Caesars Arena in Detroit
When:
Sunday, March 13, 2022
Betting on the Detroit Pistons
Record:
10-33 |
Central Division Standing:
5
The Detroit Pistons lost to the Boston Celtics in their most recent game on Friday, 114-103, in spite of the momentum-propelling contribution of Marvin Bagley Iii. Bagley was responsible for 20 points and 11 rebounds, whereas Cade Cunningham had 27 points. The Pistons are in the last position in the division and currently 14th in the conference. Be sure to review our odds assessment for Sunday’s game further down and think about how the squad’s recent form could influence their meeting versus LA.
Absences and Injuries
The Pistons have zero injured players ruled out.
Betting on the Los Angeles Clippers
Record:
22-23 |
Pacific Division Standing:
3
The Los Angeles Clippers have won four out of the last ten games and are currently in 8th place in the conference. In their most recent game, they were beaten by the Atlanta Hawks 112-106, in spite of an excellent performance from Ivica Zubac. Furthermore, Zubac supplied 24 points and 12 rebounds. Luke Kennard had 14 points. Check out our analysis below to learn how this performance has framed their odds for the upcoming game against Detroit on Sunday.
Absences and Injuries
The Clippers have no injured players ruled out.
Pistons vs. Clippers | Moneyline, Over/Under and Spread Odds
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