Pistons at Kings final score: Pistons blown out again, fall to Kings 112-102

It took all of 3:17 for the Kings to get a double-digit lead against a Blake Griffin-less Pistons. The Pistons never made it a contest. The score ended up as a 10 point loss, but it was one of those where that felt generous.

They dropped their fourth straight game, their 15th among the past 19. If you’re on the Eastern Time Zone and you watched this game...well, that wasn’t a great idea.

When the most fun thing about your game was Bruce Brown...

Ok, let’s talk about Bruce Brown. He was pretty good! He’s been a really solid player lately. He attacked the rim well, was his usual aggressive self defensively, and had a career high scoring night. You go Bruce Brown.

With Griffin out, Andre Drummond played the centerpiece of the offense role and ended up with seven turnovers, so that’s not ideal.

Luke Kennard was basically just a spot up shooter, finished 1-8 with six of the attempts coming from three.

I’m not going to keep recapping this game, it’s depressing. I tweeted this in the first half and it’s really all that needs to be said:

ROLL CALL: