Warriors vs Pistons

The Golden State Warriors are hosting the Detroit Pistons at Chase Center.

Set to host the Detroit Pistons at Chase Center on Wednesday night, the Warriors have an opportunity to continue their home cooking with a win against a bad Pistons group. That said, the Warriors are just 3-16 on the road, which is the worst mark in basketball. The Golden State Warriors are the best home team in basketball, and the worst road team in basketball.

The Detroit Pistons take on the Golden State Warriors. We continue our NBA odds series with a Pistons-Warriors prediction and pick.

Golden State plays fast (first in pace), shares the ball (second in assist rate), and makes a lot of threes (first in threes per game). He tore the Pistons up in their earlier meeting, scoring 30 points and draining five threes. Guards Klay Thompson and Jordan Poole have been playing some of the best basketball of their careers in recent games and they give Golden State a great chance to cover tonight. I expect them to roll against one of the league’s worst teams especially considering that it’s a revenge game. The Warriors covered 49% of their games while 57% of their games have gone over. The Pistons covered 49% of their games while 59% of their games have gone over the projected point total. He scored 28 points in their most recent matchup while chipping in six assists and five rebounds. Tonight he should have some success as he previously scored 21 points on just eight shot attempts in their earlier win over the Warriors. He’s coming off his best game of the year as well. While the teams have headed in opposite directions since that game, the Pistons should feel good about their offensive chances against Golden State’s 26th-ranked defense. He’s been the subject of numerous Detroit should feel confident in their chances to cover the spread thanks to their earlier win over the Warriors.

Analyzing Wednesday's Detroit Pistons at Golden State Warriors odds and lines, with NBA expert picks, predictions and best bets.

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The Detroit Pistons will continue their Western Conference road trip tonight against the suddenly red-hot Golden State Warriors.

According to Fanduel, Detroit is a seven point underdog tonight against Golden State. I’m not sure that is going to happen. The Warriors will be missing Stephen Curry, Andre Iguodala, James Wiseman, Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga and JaMychal Green. [Passing has been an issue all season](https://pistonpowered.com/2023/01/02/detroit-pistons-passing-cade-cunningham/), though the Pistons did overcome it in their last meeting against Golden State, a game they won behind a team effort that included 24 assists. [discouraging loss to the Portland Trail Blazers](https://pistonpowered.com/2023/01/03/detroit-pistons-discouraging-loss/) in which all of their issues reared their ugly heads at once, as the defense and shooting were terrible, and the Pistons did a poor job of sharing the ball. There is also the issue of how good the Warriors are at home and the fact that Detroit is 5-17 on the road, which is why they are such big dogs even though the Warriors are missing so many guys.