After getting absolutely dominated on Tuesday night, the Chicago Bulls have to face off against the Detroit Pistons in a back-to-back on Wednesday night. While the Bulls may be looking to get some revenge for Tuesday night's embarrassment,

The Detroit Pistons, who won an NBA-low 14 games last season, set a franchise record with a 42-point halftime lead en route to a 132-92 domination of the Chicago Bulls to improve to 28-26 in 2024-25.

At one point, though, the United Center crowd was loud as fans stood on their feet with excitement. Nikola Vučević had just hit a floater to bring the Bulls within 43 points and stopped the bleeding on a 23-0 Pistons run. To make matters worse for Chicago, two minutes remained in the first half.