The first half against the best team in the Eastern Conference was impressive. Flat out. The Suns shot 47.4% from three, and they were the aggressor. They pushed around a team that usually does the pushing, and they walked into halftime with a 16-point lead. Then Detroit responded.

The Detroit Pistons all but stalled out in a Thursday loss to the Phoenix Suns on the road.

The Phoenix Suns evened their season series at 1-1 with the Cleveland Cavaliers after a 126-113 win Jan. 30 at Mortgage Matchup Center.

The Phoenix Suns are here. No questions about it.

Still reeling from recent injuries, the Phoenix Suns will enter Thursday night’s matchup against Detroit shorthanded. It will be a tough test, as Phoenix will need to bring out all of their tricks if they want to compete with the Pistons,

Tobias Harris hit 3 of 4 3-pointers, but the rest of his teammates had just 3 in 25 tries beyond the arc in a loss to Phoenix.

Can the Phoenix Suns upset the Detroit Pistons tonight?