Pistons Triumph Over Nets with Strategic Staggering of Cunningham and Ivey

Coach Monty Williams' decision to alternate star players' court time leads to a pivotal 118-112 victory, signaling a potential shift in team strategy.

Detroit Pistons coach Monty Williams successfully staggered the playing time of Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ivey, leading to a 118-112 victory over the Brooklyn Nets.
Both Cunningham and Ivey played over 38 minutes, each scoring over 30 points and significantly contributing in the final period.
The strategy of staggering their playtime allowed for at least one of them to be on the court at all times during the second half, effectively countering previous struggles with the bench's performance.
This approach marks a departure from Williams' usual strategy and hints at a potential shift in handling the team's key players moving forward.
The Pistons' win, fueled by the duo's performance, raises hopes for the team's future and the development of Cunningham and Ivey as central figures in the rebuild.