The Detroit Pistons have tied a franchise record with 14 straight losses, prompting questions about its structure.
The Pistons struggle to play and lose games due to a lack of teamwork.
Poor asset management and execution over four seasons led to a collection of young players without a strategy.
The plan focused on young player development, which led to unmet expectations and losses.
Despite talented players, the squad lacks strategic alignment. Mismatched player talents and limitations hurt the team.
Key veteran injuries, uneven shooting from youthful talent, and defensive errors hurt the squad.
This youth-dominated club has little room for mistake, and their season's turnaround is doubtful.
Weaver's nihilistic approach, which rejected shortcuts in rebuilding, is the problem.