Detroit Pistons Break NBA Record with 27-Game Losing Streak

Despite a Roster Laden with Former Lottery Picks, the Pistons Face the Prospect of Holding the Worst Record Across Major Sports Leagues Since 2000

The Detroit Pistons have lost 27 consecutive games, breaking the single-season NBA record for the longest losing streak.
The Pistons could equal the longest losing streak in NBA history with a loss to the Boston Celtics, and set a new record with a loss to the Toronto Raptors.
The Pistons' roster contains eight former lottery picks, yet the team has failed to find success.
Detroit's last win came in their third game of the season, when they beat the Chicago Bulls on Oct. 28 to move to 2-1 overall.
The Pistons are on the verge of holding the worst record since 2000 for a team in the NBA, NFL, NHL, and MLB.