Credit: Jasen Vinlove-USA TODAY Sports The Detroit Pistons started fast against the Miami Heat on Saturday, but the game fell apart in the second quarter. Miami used its size to bully Detroit inside the paint and won 137-117. This loss shows a worrying weakness in Detroit’s game plan when their main big man is out. The Pistons shot 57% from the field in the first quarter and scored 39 points, but they could not keep up as the game went on. Miami outscored Detroit 100-78 from the second quarter onward, according to Sports Illustrated .
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