MIAMI — Even in defeat, and when most of the Detroit Pistons don’t play well, the signs of growth can shine through. Andre Drummond is finding his post game. His career-high 32 points in Sunday’s 109-102 loss to the Miami Heat weren’t all just lob dunks, which largely were denied in the first half, or putbacks on rebounds, a category the Heat dominated and which cost Detroit the game. But Drummond still found a way. He dropped in five hook shots on a 14-of-17 night, and when the Heat took away his pick-andoll option in the first half, he got inside position which forced teammates to find him, then delivered via more traditional post offense. MORE
Andre Drummond’s Offensive Development Promising for Detroit Pistons, Even in Defeat
Mar 30, 2015 | 12:14 PM
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