In their previous away game against the Los Angeles Lakers, the Detroit Pistons dominated the paint, scoring 74 points. Their mature tactical system and deep roster are also key, with the bench contributing an average of 67 points per game, significantly exceeding the league average. Players like Sasser and Ivey form a 'second offensive echelon,' seamlessly connecting starters and substitutes. The Miami Heat recently crushed the Denver Nuggets with a score of 147:123, with seven players scoring in double figures, showcasing a versatile offensive approach. Although key guard Herro and Rozier are injured, coach Spoelstra has successfully adjusted tactics, activating role players like Powell and Nikola Jovic to build a new offensive system. The Pistons have been a pleasant surprise this season, currently leading the Eastern Conference with a 25-8 record. They show remarkable maturity on both offense and defense, averaging 119.1 points (11th in the league) and conceding 112.7 points (5th in the league). The Heat have experienced fluctuations this season, starting poorly but rebounding with a three-game winning streak, solidifying their position in the Eastern Conference. While the Miami Heat are on a 3-game winning streak, the Detroit Pistons' recent victory against the Lakers boosts their morale. Furthermore, the team excels in home games, having won their last four games against their opponent. Therefore, the Detroit Pistons are favored to win by -5.5 points.