Although Detroit’s quarter-by-quarter scoring has been more than streaky, the Pistons have shifted their offensive focus to compensate for the personnel changes from the summer, which has led to a new-look Motown offense. Through a half dozen games, the Pistons actually rank No. 3 in the NBA for above the break threes, which is anywhere beyond the arc excluding the two corners. So, Detroit has already found a way to punish their opponents through an efficient long-range attack, something that the squad struggled with a season ago.
