This season has been incredibly challenging for the Pistons, prompting team owner Tom Gores to issue a public apology to the fan base. Addressing the team’s 25-game losing streak, Gores expressed his deep disappointment and conveyed apologies for the franchise’s overall lack of success.
In a candid moment, Gores acknowledged the need for a conversation with fans about the state of the Pistons. He emphasized the pivotal nature of this moment and shared his thoughts on the situation. When questioned about who should bear the most responsibility for the team’s disastrous season, Gores took accountability, stating that the majority of the blame should fall on him.
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“I was very optimistic at the beginning of the season. Maybe I missed something in the combinations. If you want to shoulder it on any one, I’d say it’s me and Troy. We made these decisions,” Gores admitted. He pointed out that behind the scenes, efforts are underway to address and rectify the situation, emphasizing the team’s commitment to cleaning up various aspects. Gores recognized the need for more veteran presence and admitted to potentially underestimating certain factors.
With a current record of 2-26, the Pistons hold the worst record in the NBA, sparking numerous memes since their last win on Oct. 28. The challenging situation prompts reflection on the competitive balance within the NBA, especially as the Pistons aim to break their losing streak against the Nets.
