- Matchup: Detroit Pistons vs Brooklyn Nets
- Date of Event: Friday, November 7, 2025
- Venue: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, NY
- Broadcast: YES
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The Brooklyn Nets (1-7) are set to challenge the Detroit Pistons (6-2) at Barclays Center this Friday.
In their last outing, the Pistons squared off against the Utah Jazz and secured a victory with a score of 114-103. Detroit achieved a field goal accuracy of 49.5% (45 of 91) and converted 11 out of 30 attempts from beyond the arc. At the free-throw line, the Pistons hit 13 of 22 for a percentage of 59.1%. They gathered 52 rebounds, including 13 offensive, and tallied 24 assists while committing 15 turnovers and stealing the ball 5 times. On defense, Detroit held the Jazz to a shooting percentage of 38.4% (33 of 86). Utah recorded 24 assists and grabbed 7 steals while securing 44 rebounds (11 offensive, 33 defensive) along with 6 blocks. The Jazz shot 86.2% from the free-throw line, making 25 of 29 attempts and sunk 12 of 39 three-point attempts. In terms of personal fouls, the Pistons committed 23 while the Jazz had 17.
Cade Cunningham was a standout in the last game, scoring 31 points on 13 of 28 shooting. He played for 37 minutes and also recorded 3 rebounds, ending with a shooting percentage of 46.4% from the floor along with 10 assists.
The Pistons enter this matchup with an impressive 6-2 record this season. They average 115.6 points per game (21st in the NBA) while shooting 46.2% from the field. Detroit has made 34.7% of their three-point attempts (86 of 248) and maintains a free-throw shooting percentage of 73.2%. The team averages 48.1 rebounds per game and has dished out 202 assists this season, ranking 22nd in the league for assists. They turn the ball over 14.9 times per game and are committing 25.9 fouls on average.
On the defensive end, the Pistons force opponents into 16.4 turnovers per game while drawing 23.6 personal fouls. They allow a three-point shooting percentage of 35.1% and rank 4th in the league for points allowed per game (111.3). Detroit permits a field goal percentage of 42.3% (290 of 685) and surrenders 45.0 rebounds per contest. They are 2nd in the NBA regarding assists allowed, having conceded 180 assists so far this season.
In their previous game, the Nets edged out the Pacers with a score of 112-103. Brooklyn secured 35 defensive rebounds and 10 offensive rebounds, totaling 45 boards. They turned the ball over 14 times while achieving 9 steals during the game. The Pacers committed 23 personal fouls, allowing the Nets to attempt 35 free throws, of which they converted 26 for a free-throw percentage of 74.3%. In three-point shooting, Brooklyn was successful on 14 of 40 attempts (35.0%). At the final buzzer, the Nets recorded a shooting percentage of 41.9% (36 of 86), while the Pacers managed 41.4% from the field (41 of 99 tries). Brooklyn allowed Indiana to shoot 36.1% from three-point distance (13 of 36) and went 8 of 13 from the free-throw line (61.5%). The Nets permitted the Pacers to collect a total of 56 rebounds (16 offensive).
Michael Porter Jr. was instrumental for the Nets during that match, scoring 32 points in 35 minutes of play while also adding 3 assists. He made 10 of 20 shots (50.0%) and secured 11 rebounds.
The Nets currently sit at 1-7 for the season. They commit 22.9 personal fouls per game and shoot 76.1% from the free-throw line. Brooklyn averages 24.3 assists per game (24th in the NBA) and has 15.5 turnovers per contest. So far this season, they have accumulated a total of 895 points (111.9 per game) and secure 40.4 rebounds per game. Offensively, they shoot at a rate of 44.2% from the field, placing them 25th in the league.
Defensively, the Nets rank 29th in the league for points allowed per game at 124.5. They force an average of 14.6 turnovers while allowing opponents to shoot 51.2% from the field (ranked 30th in the NBA). The Brooklyn defense concedes 42.0% on three-point shots (118 of 281) and allows opponents to shoot 73.7% from the free-throw line. They allow 30.9 assists and 45.9 rebounds per game, ranking 30th and 21st respectively in the league.
What’s the prediction for tonight’s parlay?
Pick: Back Brooklyn and the under on total points.
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