The Pistons won the playoffs in a 15-game winning streak with a win from the Knicks-Basketball insider.

The Detroit Pistons beat the New York Knicks 100-94 in Game 2, beating the NBA record 15-game winning streak.

Cade Cunningham scored 33 points and 12 rebounds, and Dennis Schroder scored 20 points from the bench to list the series 1-1.

Karl-Anthony Towns averaged 24 points per game in the regular season and he scored only 10 points. He only tried 11 shots and made zero free throw attempts. OG Anunoby and Josh Hart were also limited to 10 points, while the bench had only 8 points.

The only player to appear on the offensive end is Jalen Brunson, with 37 shots and Mikal Bridges and 19.

Those 15 playoff losses were the longest winning streak in NBA history. The Knicks ranked second with 13 consecutive victories between 2001 and 2012. The Charlotte/New Orleans Hornets and the Memphis Grizzlies both have 12-game playoff streak.

Detroit's streak almost ended in Game 1, but the eight-point lead in the fourth quarter was eliminated by the 21-0 Knicks.

New York once again as a 94 match in this game, but the Pistons showed better resilience this time.

Remember the Pistons win in a row

The Detroit winning streak began in 2008, when it lost to the Boston Celtics in six games. After tied 2-2 in the series, Boston won the last two games and entered the NBA finals. They continue to win the championship.

The Pistons returned to the playoffs in 2009 but were beaten 4-0 by the Cleveland Cavaliers. Next was a six-year absence in the playoffs before returning in 2016 and being beaten 4-0 by the Cavaliers again. Yes, LeBron James is mainly responsible for more than half of the winning streak.

After two years of quit, Detroit entered the first round in 2019, but was swept by the Milwaukee Bucks.

The first game of the first round of the series this year lost the first game in New York, expanding the losing streak to 15.

Can the Pistons start winning streak now? The third game will be in Detroit Thursday night.