Hello, adversity. The Pistons' season-worst losing streak reached four games on Sunday night, when they fell 121-110 to the Miami Heat — and that comfortable lead atop the East over the Celtics is down to a mere 2 1/2 games.

If the Heat are going to win tonight, it will be on the back of two of their biggest stars. Bam Adebayo has put up at least 21 points in each of his last five games, while Tyler Herro is coming off a monster game where he compiled 51 points + rebounds + assists, his second straight game going Over tonight’s total.

Miami Heat star Tyler Herro draws praise from Charles Lee and Brandon Miller after the Hornets' home loss to the Heat on Friday night.

Detroit is looking to end its three-game losing streak with a victory against Miami. Sunday's game will be the third meeting this season between the two teams.

How does the schedule set up for the Miami Heat to reach their goal of avoiding the NBA's Play-in Tournament?

The Miami Heat are receiving a second-round pick in this year's draft from the Charlotte Hornets, which essentially becomes additional compensation related to the trade of Terry Rozier two years ago.

Bam Adebayo remembers what people thought of him nine years ago, when the Miami Heat drafted a then-teenager out of Kentucky after his lone college season. He was just a defender and dunker, nothing else.

It was less than two weeks ago when a taciturn Bam Adebayo stood in the locker room in Philadelphia and made clear something had to change for the Miami Heat. Now, something has changed.