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Detroit Pistons vs. Atlanta Hawks: Preview, Predictions and Picks for February 23, 2025

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Feb 23, 2025 7:40 PM
On Sunday, February 23, 2025, at 6:00 PM, the Detroit Pistons aim to secure their fourth consecutive road win as they face off against the Atlanta Hawks at State Farm Arena. The Pistons, currently sixth in the Eastern Conference, look to build on their 2-1 series lead against the ninth-placed Hawks. A win would see Detroit improve their road record to 17-13 and strengthen their position in the conference standings.
Detroit Pistons vs Atlanta Hawks

Current Odds

DET
ATL
Over
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Under
282.5
+300
DET
-4.5
-145
ATL
+5.5
+165
DET
ML
-3000
ATL
ML
+1100

Atlanta Hawks recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/20/25 vs Orlando Magic L 114-108
2/12/25 @ New York Knicks L 149-148 OT
2/10/25 @ Orlando Magic W 112-106
2/8/25 @ Washington Wizards W 125-111
2/7/25 vs Milwaukee Bucks W 115-110

Detroit Pistons recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
2/21/25 @ San Antonio Spurs W 125-110
2/12/25 @ Chicago Bulls W 128-110
2/11/25 @ Chicago Bulls W 132-92
2/9/25 vs Charlotte Hornets W 112-102
2/7/25 vs Philadelphia 76ers W 125-112

Atlanta Hawks injuries

  • Trae Young (PG): Day-To-Day
  • Larry Nance Jr. (PF): Out
  • Vit Krejci (G): Out
  • Jalen Johnson (SF): Out
  • Kobe Bufkin (G): Out

Detroit Pistons injuries

  • Tolu Smith (F): Out
  • Jaden Ivey (PG): Out

Pistons vs Hawks game info

Type Info
Venue State Farm Arena
Location Atlanta, GA
Tip-off Sun 6:00 PM
TV FanDuel SN SE

Pistons vs Hawks predictions

When it comes to the Detroit Pistons, there's no doubt Cade Cunningham will be the player to watch. With an impressive average of 25.6 points per game and his ability to dish out around 9 assists each night, he's like the captain steering the ship for the Pistons. Picture Cunningham delivering those clutch baskets and sharp passes. Alongside him, Jalen Duren's presence in the paint is hard to ignore as he snags rebounds like they're going out of style—averaging a fantastic 12.3 of them per game. Also, don't sleep on Malik Beasley, who's been known to heat up from beyond the arc, chipping in a solid 14.7 points. It’s a game full of potential highlights for Detroit, wouldn’t you agree?

Shifting our gaze to the Atlanta Hawks, even with Trae Young dealing with Achilles Tendinitis, it wouldn't be surprising to see him post around 25 points and weave those incredible 10 or so assists like a seasoned magician. Young's gritty performance could be pivotal for Atlanta as he navigates through injuries. Supporting him, Onyeka Okongwu's hustle on the boards, pulling down double figures in rebounds, can provide the Hawks that inside edge. Of course, with Jalen Johnson out, it's up to other players to step up. Maybe Dyson Daniels takes charge defensively, swiping the ball nearly three times a game—imagine the energy he brings to the floor.

So, who’s got the upper hand here? With Detroit leading the season series 2-1, they might just clinch another road win, especially given their current form away from home. On the opposing end, the Atlanta Hawks, fighting hard to climb in the standings, won't go down without a fight. Despite the odds, this match feels like a tight contest, putting heart and effort front and center. The Pistons, riding on solid performances and the absence of key Hawks players, have a slight edge in snatching this victory. But hey, this is the NBA, where surprises are as common as slam dunks—anything can happen. What are you leaning toward?

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