As good as Golden State is, Detroit is no slouch on its home floor going 13-6. The Pistons had won four straight in Detroit until falling 109-99 to San Antonio on Tuesday. They are 20-6-1 ATS in their last 27 home contests.

The Pistons are eager to prove themselves against the other Western Conference powerhouse, Golden State. The Pistons' strength is a physical frontcourt that ranks sixth in points in the paint. The Warriors, on the other hand, rank 28th in scoring inside. The Pistons lost by 10 to the Spurs despite their starting forwards, Marcus Morris and Ersan Ilyasova, having sub-standard games.

Golden State has a marquee road matchup on deck against the Cavaliers on Monday followed by another road contest on Wednesday against the Bulls. Those are strong look-ahead matchups. The Warriors are 0-5-1 ATS in their last six games versus Eastern Conference foes.