Detroit is one of the worst offensive teams in the league, but it also happens to be one of the NBA's best rebounding squads. The result is a .500 record with five of its eight wins coming when shooting under 43.0 percent.
The Pistons got a taste of how ugly things would be if they lost that edge on the glass to begin the weekend, and they'll try to end it by recovering Sunday night in a visit to the Brooklyn Nets.
Friday's 103-87 loss in Oklahoma City came with the Thunder posting a 58-38 advantage on the glass after the Pistons (8-8) entered as the league's top rebounding team before matching a season-low total.