The Los Angeles Clippers currently hold a record of just 9 wins and 21 losses, placing them near the bottom of the league standings. Despite a recent three-game winning streak, their overall performance remains inconsistent. A positive note is the return of Kawhi Leonard, whose form has improved significantly since recovering from injury, showcasing his all-around capabilities. The visiting team, the Detroit Pistons, are currently leading the Eastern Conference and rank second in the entire league. They exhibit a balanced offense and defense, with excellent control of the game's pace. Their defensive efficiency is consistently among the top five in the league. Cade Cunningham is having a career-best season, demonstrating improved playmaking and scoring abilities, while Duren anchors the inside presence with rebounding and scoring. The starting lineup is complemented by Harris, a consistent outside shooter, and Duncan Robinson, who boasts a near 40% three-point shooting accuracy. While the Clippers have the advantage of Leonard's resurgence and Harden's consistent scoring, they tend to rely too heavily on these two players. The lack of a reliable third scorer remains a problem, especially under tough defensive pressure or during back-to-back games. The Detroit Pistons possess a stronger team structure, a deeper bench, and have been performing efficiently on both offense and defense lately, with excellent team chemistry. Although the Clippers have home advantage, facing the Detroit Pistons, they may struggle if they cannot maintain sufficient offensive firepower and defensive intensity throughout the four quarters. Recommendation: Over 224.5 for the Los Angeles Clippers.