The Pistons have the NBA’s worst record at 2–16. Wednesday’s 133–107 loss to the Lakers extended Detroit’s losing streak to 15, setting a franchise record for consecutive losses.
D’Angelo Russell led Los Angeles with a season-high 35 points, with Anthony Davis adding 28 and LeBron James scoring 25.
James’s total gave him 259 points in the Lakers’ 11 wins this season. That might appear to be an arbitrary stat. James leads the team in scoring, averaging 25.1 points per game. But that only ranks 16th among the current NBA’s scoring leaders. And the Lakers’ 11 wins are tied with four other teams for the fourth-highest total at this point of the season.