“If you want to get anywhere, you have to take care of your home court,” Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff said. “And that’s a priority, not just for seeding and things of that nature, but to be able to do it and celebrate with your fan base is important, I think, to find that connection with your fan base, is extremely important.”

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The No. 1-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers and No. 7 Detroit Pistons prepare to go head-to-head for a Wednesday night competition at Little Caesars Arena. The Cavaliers and Pistons have played twice this season, once in October and once in late January. Cleveland came out on top both times and outscored the Pistons by at least 10 points.

The Cleveland Cavaliers play against the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena. The Cleveland Cavaliers are spending $4,386,277 per win while the Detroit Pistons are spending $5