James Wiseman’s Impressive Performance Not Enough as Detroit Pistons Burned by Miami Heat

James Wiseman played amazingly and got a super lead and stand Detroit Pistons in a winning position but Tyler Herro make a magnificent skill play and turn the table in the favor of Miami Heat and make a win that was needed so badly.

The star player of the heats Tyler Herro makes a last-minute move having the remaining time of 1:10 and he makes a dagger 3 pointer and scores 8 points and helps the heats to win the match by 112-110. With just over 4 minutes left in the game, Wiseman made a close-range shot that put the Pistons in the lead by 2 points.

 But then the Miami team went on a scoring spree, with Herro making a 3-pointer that gave them a 10-point lead. Sadly, Wiseman’s shot was the last time the Pistons scored during the game. In the final quarter, Miami outscored the Pistons by a significant margin, with a score of 38-19. 

In the game, Wiseman had a fantastic performance for the Pistons, scoring 22 points and grabbing 13 rebounds. He also had an impressive 10-13 shot attempts. Despite his efforts, the Pistons, who have the worst record in the NBA with 16 wins and 56 losses, lost 14 of their last 15 games.

Killian Hayes also did well, scoring 13 points and making 11 assists, achieving a double-double. Other players like Cory Joseph, Rodney McGruder, Marvin Bagley II, and Jaden Ivey also scored well, with each of them reaching double digits in points.

Jimmy Butler was the top scorer in the game, with 26 points and 10 assists for the Miami Heat (39-34). Bam Adebayo also had an excellent performance, contributing 22 points, 10 rebounds, and five assists.

The Pistons started well, making 13 out of 20 shots in the first quarter. However, they struggled in the second quarter, only making 5 out of 19 shots, which allowed Miami to go on a 13-2 run and build an 11-point lead. 

The Pistons fought back in the third quarter with a 22-12 run, which helped them take an 81-74 lead going into the final quarter. Unfortunately, they struggled again in the final period, making just six of 19 shots, and Jaden Ivey’s two free throws were the last points they scored in the game.

Jalen Duren had to leave the game in the third quarter due to a head injury. The Pistons have a long list of injured players, including Cade Cunningham, Bojan Bogdanovic, Alec Burks, Isaiah Stewart, Isaiah Livers, Hamidou Diallo, and R.J. Hampton. Before the game, Hampton was listed as questionable due to low back spasms, but he was ultimately ruled out.

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