Detroit Pistons at Golden State Warriors: What time, TV channel is today's game on? – Detroit Free Press

The Detroit Pistons’ Western road trip continues with a late-night (by our standards, at least) visit to San Francisco to take on the Warriors. Perhaps no team, outside of the Warriors themselves, is happer they moved from Oakland to the Chase Center; the Pistons lost their final seven games played at Oracle Arena across the Bay, but in San Francisco, they’re 3-3, including a 122-119 victory on Jan. 4, 2023, in which Saddiq Bey answered a 3 by Klay Thompson with 2 seconds left with one of his own as the buzzer sounded.
We might be seeing the closing of the Warriors’ dynastic window; they dropped Thursday’s late game vs. Denver to fall two games under .500 at 16-18. Don’t expect to see Draymond Green in this one; the former Saginaw and Michigan State star is still suspended “indefinitely” for his hit on Phoenix’s Jusuf Nurkic (and a few others — consider it the “Lifetime Acheivement Award” of suspensions). Green is on his way back, though, as ESPN reported he was close to reporting for practice with the Warriors, with the expectation that he’ll be reinstated when he’s back in game shape.
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When it rains, it pours: The Dubs got stellar defender Gary Payton II back a couple games ago, only to lose him to a Grade 2 hamstring strain, meaning he’ll be out for at least three weeks. That means more minutes for Chris Paul; the State Farm spokes-guard is averaging nine points and 7.3 rebounds in 27.6 minutes a game, mostly off the bench (though he had started the Warriors’ previous two games).
The Pistons, meanwhile, are back to their losing ways, dropping two straight since snapping their NBA-record 28-game losing streak on Saturday. They certainly don’t lack for offense, as they put up 148 in an overtime loss to the Jazz on Wednesday, with Bojan Bogdanovic putting up 36 points, Cade Cunningham adding 31 and 13 assists and Alec Burks throwing in 27 points. Unfortunately, they lack a bit of defense, as the Jazz scored 154 — the Pistons entered Thursday giving up 121.1 points per 100 possessions, the third-worst rate in the league (behind the Washington Wizards at 122.2 and the Charlotte Hornets at 121.6).
Matchup: Pistons (3-31) vs. Warriors (16-17).
Date: Friday, Jan. 5.
Time: 10 p.m. ET.
Where: Chase Center in San Francisco.
Betting line: TBD (how to bet and get sign up bonuses).
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TV: Bally Sports Detroit.
Radio: WXYT-FM (97.1) (Pistons radio affiliates).
Streaming: Fubo (free trial).
If you do not have Bally Sports Detroit, you can sign up for Fubo with a free trial to watch the Pistons all season long.
The Pistons are down starting power forward Isaiah Stewart (right big toe sprain) for up to two weeks. Point guard Monte Morris (right quad strain) has yet to debut and is out into January.
The Warriors announced Thursday that Gary Payton II has been diagnosed with a grade 2 strain in his left hamstring and will be re-evaluated in three weeks..
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Pistons: G Cade Cunningham, G Jaden Ivey, F Bojan Bogdanovic, F Kevin Knox II, C Jalen Duren.
Warriors: G Chris Paul, G Steph Curry, G Klay Thompson, F Kevon Looney, F Jonathan Kuminga.
Lineups subject to change.
The Pistons will wear their classic white “Association Edition” jerseys, with “PISTONS” written on the chest.
Meanwhile, the Warriors will sport their black “City Edition” jerseys with “San Francisco” in a curvy path across the chest in yellow lettering.
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