The Golden State Warriors (5-2) and Detroit Pistons (2-5) face off in Michigan for an exciting NBA betting opportunity. The Warriors are moderate favorites with a point spread of -6 (-110) on the road.

The Warriors had their previous five-game win streak snapped when they faced the Cleveland Cavaliers. In this 115-104 performance, the Warriors were flat in the second quarter and only produced 15 points, which was the difference in this game.

The Warriors are still leading in the Pacific Division, but have dropped back to the second spot in the Western Conference. Their chances at winning a title this year are still good, but they must continue to be efficient on both ends of the floor.

Steph Curry leads them with scoring at 30.8 points per game and leads the league with 5.5 three-pointers made each game. They also have a full roster available, whereas Klay Thompson (16.8 PPG) was previously a game time decision in their loss to the Cavs.

On offense, they average 117.5 points per game, ranking sixth in the league. Defensively, they allow 109.8 points per game and rank 10^th in the league.

The Pistons have now lost four straight games heading into this battle at home. Their recent defeat was a 120-106 outing against the Phoenix Suns. The Pistons failed to win any of the quarters of the game and they steadily slipped away from a chance at winning. 

They are fourth in the Central Division and ninth overall in the East. Their inconsistencies on offense have made them susceptible to losses. Cade Cunningham leads them with 22.7 points per game and 7.5 assists, which shows some positive results on offense.

As a whole, their offense ranks 19^th in the league at 110.0 points per game. On defense they allow teams to score 110.5 points per contest, ranking 11^th in the league. If they can find ways to be more efficient on offense, this would separate themselves from the bottom half of the league.

MyBookie shows their latest odds, which indicate that the Golden State Warriors are moderately favored to win. Looking at market analysis, the Warriors have a 75.0 percent chance to find success on the road.

The Pistons are not reliable on offense, with an efficiency rating of 110.3 and ranking 17^th in the league. The Warriors are much more appealing, with a rating of 117.5 and ranking sixth for their offensive efficiency.