The Detroit Pistons have shown consistent improvement on both offense and defense, particularly in their recent ten games. Their field goal percentage has reached 48.5%, with a gradual recovery in three-point shooting, now at 34.3%. While they trail slightly in rebounds, their assists average 28.7 per game, demonstrating effective teamwork. The Pistons' steals are relatively stable, averaging 10.9 per game in the last ten, highlighting their defensive intensity, and they've improved their turnover control, averaging only 13.7 turnovers in their recent games. In contrast, the Miami Heat's overall data fluctuates. There is a noticeable difference in their shooting percentages between the preseason and regular season, and they still need to adjust to their current form. The Heat slightly edge out in rebounds overall, but their consistency is questionable, especially on offense. Their three-point shooting has been consistently low, with only a 35.4% success rate, posing challenges to their tactical execution. The Heat commit fewer turnovers, averaging only 12.3 in their last ten games, suggesting some organizational efficiency, but their offensive and defensive imbalances remain evident. The strengths of the two teams are in dynamic change. The Pistons are gradually finding their rhythm by improving defensive execution and controlling turnovers. The Heat, on the other hand, face challenges in shooting and defensive intensity. The team that can showcase the most impactful performance in crucial moments will be the key factor in determining the outcome. Match Details: 01-02 08:00 Detroit Pistons Miami Heat Betting Line: 237.5, Over