There wasn’t much for the Detroit Pistons to celebrate on Thursday night. Despite coming off of a thrilling overtime win over the Miami Heat, the Pistons quickl

The Detroit Pistons trailed by 29 after the first quarter. Despite a rally that got them within five points, they fell to the Utah Jazz, 126-119.

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Coming off of a blowout loss, the Utah Jazz were ready to make a statement on Thursday night in Detroit. The Detroit Pistons clearly didn’t have any early answe

Collin Sexton had a season-high 30 points and the visiting Utah Jazz snapped a three-game losing streak with a 126-119 win over the Detroit Pistons on Thursday night.

But, despite emotions being high, the Utah Jazz were able to come away with a 126-119 win over the Detroit Pistons. When it was all said and done, Utah Jazz head coach Will Hardy came away believing that the Jazz were better for having to play in a game in which the extracurriculars could have been distracting and the tension in the room felt as thick as the distance between Salt Lake City and Detroit.

The Detroit Pistons learned that the hard way against the lowly Utah Jazz on Thursday. In a game where they were favored and, frankly, should have won, the Jazz buried them behind a flurry of threes early and late.