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Experience the exhibition to see last grades and examination for the Pistons' 2019-20 season by Rod Beard of The Detroit News. 

The NBA season took a startling turn when it was suspended on March 11 due to the spread of COVID-19 and the main positive tests by players. The following surprising turn came when the Pistons' season finished Thursday after the NBA Board of Governors casted a ballot to have just 22 groups finish the customary season. 

Derrick Rose 

Derrick Rose (Photo: Clarence Tabb Jr., Detroit News) 

The Pistons completed 20-46 and will have the fifth-best chances of getting the No. 1 pick in the draft, which is relied upon to be in October. 

All the peculiarities were significant of the Pistons' season, which was loaded up with positive thinking that Blake Griffin could return and have another All-NBA season and that Derrick Rose, Andre Drummond and Reggie Jackson would join to shape a strong core that helped the Pistons advance further in the postseason — or even dominate a season finisher match. 

None of it happened. 

Griffin had a season-finishing injury and Jackson and Drummond were gone at middle of the season, flagging another lost season and another excursion to the draft lottery. 

The Pistons had a few shocks, particularly from Rose, Christian Wood and Langston Galloway. However, wounds abbreviated the season for Luke Kennard and a considerable lot of the youthful players needed to contribute more than had been anticipated. 

The Pistons battled all season and completed on a five-game losing streak, including 12 of their last 13 games. Next season is a greater amount of a vulnerability, with choices going ahead the agreements for the vast majority of the program and the hotly anticipated pay top adaptability not too far off. 

Mentor Dwane Casey had a frustrating second season yet a portion of the youthful players made empowering upgrades that could fabricate the profundity required for them to frame a more grounded center for seasons to come. 

Here are the season's last grades, which depend on every player's desires toward the start of the period and execution in the games they played.