In a disappointing Game 1 against the Orlando Magic, Jalen Duren of the Detroit Pistons managed just eight points and seven rebounds, taking only four shots. Acknowledging the need for improvement, Duren stated, "That's not enough" and committed to being more aggressive in Game 2. He highlighted the Magic's effective defensive strategy, which focused on collapsing the paint. Despite Duren's struggles, All-Star guard Cade Cunningham shone with 39 points, but the Pistons need more support from their roster, as only Tobias Harris contributed significantly with 17 points. Coach J.B. Bickerstaff stressed the importance of playing to their identity of physicality and defense, indicating a strategic shift to get Duren more involved in the offense. Duren is confident the Pistons will bounce back and perform like the top seed in the Eastern Conference.