The Detroit Pistons have displayed a degree of fluctuation recently, achieving a record of 7 wins and 3 losses in their last 10 games, maintaining a relatively high win rate. This suggests a solid overall team strength. Data indicates that the Pistons have performed strongly in some matches, managing to win even against teams with significant strength. They've shown dominance against weaker teams like the Charlotte Hornets and Atlanta Hawks, but have struggled against mid-to-upper-tier teams such as the Utah Jazz and Sacramento Kings. The Pistons primarily rely on their offense, with three-point shooting and fast breaks being key scoring methods. They often establish a good rhythm in the first half. Defensively, they depend on overall rotations to suppress the opponents' offensive firepower, though issues with rebound protection and crucial-time defense have been exposed in certain games. Miami Heat's recent form has been relatively poor, with only 4 wins in their last 10 games, resulting in a win rate of just 40%. This indicates that although their overall strength is competitive, they have experienced tactical execution failures in many matches, making errors and losing against strong teams. Despite the presence of several star players in the Heat's roster, they have struggled against stronger teams in recent games, particularly exhibiting weaknesses in perimeter defense and their ability to compete against the Denver Nuggets and Indiana Pacers. This game will focus on the Pistons' overall advantages and the Heat's current shortcomings. Given that the two teams have no prior head-to-head records, the Pistons may have a certain psychological and tactical advantage. NBA 01-02 08:00 Detroit Pistons/Miami Heat Match direction: Under 239.5