Detroit Pistons: 200-1

Contemplate the Detroit Pistons, if you’re searching for an Eastern Conference team which may make a significant jump up the standings.
Though Detroit yields the great majority of a roster that won only 29 games per year ago (also Jodie Meeks, D.J. Augustin and Caron Butler), Stan Van Gundy’s advent as controlling officer will add structure and discipline.
We know SVG wins where he goes and that he sees a way to be successful by fitting playing style to personnel. It is him, if anybody can sort out backcourt ineptitude and the jumble in Detroit.
That is not to say there won’t be significant hurdles, based on Zach Lowe of Grantland.com:”Stan Van Gundy is a top-five coach. This team will probably be frisky, but the Brandon Jennings–Josh Smith combination–even when they perform fewer minutes together–has reached’don’t hope till you see them do good basketball things standing.'”
Smith and Jennings are harmful commodities . Both can take on their team out of games if not precisely handled. For the Pistons to make sound, Van Gundy will need to rein those two while also getting more from the rest of the roster–Greg Monroe and Andre Drummond in particular.
If Drummond gives Van Gundy a passable Dwight Howard impersonation (circa 2009), this team will be in company. And by company, I mean someplace at or slightly above .500.
Let’s not get too crazy.

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