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DETROIT -- It's history not many fans inside Little Caesars Arena were looking forward to experiencing Tuesday night, but the Detroit Pistons couldn't avoid NBA infamy, dropping their 27th straight game with a 118-112 loss to the Brooklyn Nets. It's the most consecutive losses in a single season in league history. The 76ers have the overall record, losing 28 straight, but that spanned the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons. Entering Tuesday's game, Pistons coach Monty Williams couldn't avoid the topic of the all-time losing mark -- something he said he didn't want his name connected to -- but it continues to weigh heavily on the franchise. "Again, when you look at records, you think of coaches, but I'm sure the players don't want that attached to the name on the jersey," Williams said. "Was it heavy? It's been heavy for a while. That's just the nature of this kind of losing streak and it's not gonna change because we're gradi

Photo by Cameron Browne/NBAE via Getty Images It was not a fun Tuesday for the Sacramento Kings. NBC Sports California analyst Kayte Christensen joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross on Wednesday morning to share her thoughts on Sacramento’s rough loss to the struggling Portland Trail Blazers, contemplate what kind of players the Kings front office should target this trade season, and much more. Plus: Is this the year that Sacramento should make a big trade? Topics Discussed Kayte gives her analysis of what she saw during Sacramento’s loss in Portland “I don’t think this Portland team is a bad team.” “It wasn’t a De’Aaron and Domas problem, it was an everybody else problem.” Kayte says it was a terrible defensive effort from everybody on the floor Is there a specific area that would make this team better fast if upgraded? Matisse Thybulle is a type of player that Sacramento could benefit from Should fans expect the Kings front office to make a big move this season? Ka

President Biden is most unpopular among members of Generation X, who lean more conservative than those in other generations. Mario Tama/Getty Images Tara Schoettle's disapproval of President Biden can be traced back to her childhood. "I have a distinct memory of when Carter was in office and we had to wait in line for gas," Schoettle told NPR, in reference to the gas shortages that impacted the U.S. under Democratic President Jimmy Carter. "I feel the liberals just have always done this sort of thing and they love to word things as socially responsible and things like that, but they're fiscally very irresponsible." At 54, Schoettle is squarely a member of Generation X — those born between roughly 1965 and 1980. That political memory alone helps explain why they tilt more conservative than members of other generations. Schoettle has voted for a Democrat for president just once: Barack Obama in 2008. underscores that point: By generation, Biden has th

The actor was discovered inside a vehicle at a park in central Seoul Actor Lee Sun-kyun in ‘Parasite’ Lee was found dead at a car in a central Seoul park on Wednesday, it said. Police earlier said an unconscious Lee was discovered at an unidentified Seoul location. South Korean media outlets including Yonhap news agency reported that police had been searching for Lee after his family reported he left home after writing a message similar to a suicide note earlier Wednesday