Detroit Pistons, a city of the automobile industry.
This city is filled with blue-collar workers, full of auto assembly line workers.
And the two greatest eras of the Pistons seem like two cars assembled on the production line, full of similarities.
In the last season of the 1980s, Chuck Daly first started Detroit's production line.
He gathered a group of players who viewed defense as truth, with tough characters, full of the resilience of blue-collar workers, strong muscles, skilled in "murder and arson," piecing together an invincible war machine without any aesthetic beauty but enough to break through all obstacles, launching the greatest era in Detroit basketball history, making even Michael Jordan almost lose hope.
Sixteen years later, Joe Dumars, one of the components of that invincible war machine, almost replicated the process, assembling another invincible war machine from the production line.
