Detroit Pistons vs Houston Rockets Prediction and Pick, NBA 10-24-2025

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Detroit Pistons vs Houston Rockets Prediction

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In the most recent game that the Pistons participated in, they were defeated by the Bulls by a score of 115-111. This was the final game that they played. Regarding the number of personal fouls committed, the Pistons finished with 29, while the Bulls had a total of 23 personal fouls committed. They were successful in 11 of their thirty tries from the downtown area. By converting 26 of their 32 attempts at free throws, Chicago ended up shooting 81.3% overall when they were shooting free throws. In addition, Chicago had a total of 50 rebounds, 12 of which were offensive and 38 of which were defensive, and they also blocked ten shots. A total of 29 assists and six steals were recorded by Chicago during the contest. When it comes to defense, Detroit allowed their opponent to shoot 44.8% from the field, which was a total of 39 out of 87 shots. Furthermore, they were responsible for 29 assists during the game, while also committing 18 turnovers and stealing 8 balls. When it came to the number of rebounds they obtained, they had 46, with 13 of those being of the offensive sort. The Pistons had a success rate of 69.2% when they attempted to shoot from the charity line, as they were successful in 18 of their 26 tries. At the end of the game, Detroit finished with a field goal percentage of 44.3% (43 out of 97) and made seven of their twenty-four attempts from beyond the arc.

During the matchup, Cade Cunningham was one of the guys who came through successfully. By the end of the game, Cunningham had a shooting percentage of 33.3% from the floor and had dished 10 assists. Twenty-four minutes into the game, he grabbed seven boards. On eight of twenty-four shots, he scored 23 points for the team.

After concluding the previous season with a win-loss record of 44-38, Detroit is coming into this game with that record. They connected on 47.6% of their field goal attempts while averaging 115.5 points a game, which was the 12th highest in the league. The Pistons had a shooting percentage of 77.4% from the free throw line and a shooting percentage of 36.2% from out of the hoop (1,051 of 2,901). During the previous season, Detroit’s basketball team averaged 44.8 rebounds per game and a total of 2,165 assists, which placed them in the 15th position in the league for passing the rock. They committed a total of 20.7 personal fouls per game and gave up possession of the ball 14.9 times on average.

On a nightly basis, the Pistons were able to force 15.1 turnovers and draw 18.9 personal fouls when they were on defense. Additionally, they were able to force 15.1 turnovers. They were ranked fourteenth in the league in terms of points per game allowed (113.6), and they allowed 36.6% of three-point shots to be made against them. The Pistons defense allowed a field goal percentage of 46.1% (3,326 of 7,210), and they allowed 42.5 rebounds per game as a squad. Together, these numbers are quite impressive. They surrendered 2,035 assists to the opposition over the course of the previous year, which placed them sixth in the league in terms of the number of assists they gave up.

During their most recent appearance on the floor, the Rockets were defeated by the Thunder by a score of 125-124. This was the Rockets’ most recent game. Regarding the manner in which they attacked the glass, Houston allowed Oklahoma City to finish with a total of 38 points, 11 of which were scored on the offensive glass. By making 13 of 52 shots from a distance, they shot 25.0%, and they ended up making 20 of 25 shots from the free throw line, which is an 80.0% success rate. In this meeting, the Rockets allowed the Thunder to make 46 out of 104 attempts from the floor, which resulted in the Thunder having a shooting percentage of 44.2%. By the time the final whistle blew, the Rockets had finished the game with a field goal percentage of 44.3%, having shot 43 for 97 from the field. When it came to three-point shots, Houston made 11 of their 39 tries, which is a 28.2% success rate. With a conversion percentage of 87.1%, they were successful in converting 27 of those. During this game, the Thunder committed 27 personal fouls, which resulted in the Rockets having to go to the charity stripe for a total of 31 times. In addition, they were responsible for 25 turnovers while also committing six steals during this game. Over the course of the game, the Rockets were able to collect a total of 52 rebounds, which included 36 defensive rebounds and 16 offensive rebounds.

During the course of the competition, Alperen Sengun proved to be a vital player for the Rockets. During this game, he made 12 of 24 field goals, which is a field goal percentage of 50.0%. Additionally, he grabbed 11 rebounds. During this clash, Sengun accumulated a total of seven assists and scored 39 points in the 49 minutes that he was on the court.

Previous year, Houston finished with a record of 52-30. When it came to offensive execution, the Rockets shot 45.5% from the floor, which tied them for the 21st best percentage in the whole basketball league. During the previous season, Houston scored 9,372 points, which is equivalent to 114.3 points per game, and they also gathered 48.5 boards per game. On average, they assisted their teammates 23.3 times per game, which ranks them 28th in the NBA. Additionally, they lost possession of the ball 13.9 times per game due to turnovers. In each and every game, the Rockets were accountable for committing 19.0 fouls, and they had a free throw percentage of 73.8%.

While the Houston defense allowed their opponents to make 35.7% of their three-point shots (1,010 of 2,833), their opponents were successful in converting 75.9% of their free throw attempts. They were second and fourth in the defensive end of the court in terms of the number of assists and total rebounds they allowed per game, respectively, with 23.5 and 42.1 respectively. With 109.8 points per game allowed, the Rockets ranked sixth in the NBA in terms of the number of points they allowed up to opponents. They allowed teams to shoot 45.9% from the field, which was sixth in the league, and they were able to force 14.3 turnovers per game of the opposition.

✅ Our NBA 10-24-2025 Pick: PISTONS ML

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