In the final game of their homestand, the New York Knicks will take on not only the worst team in the East but the worst team in the league. No one expected the Pistons to sit anywhere near the top of the conference, but no one guessed they’d be this bad.

Detroit (2-16) has lost 15 straight games, a franchise record for the longest losing streak. The Pistons’ roster automatically puts them at a disadvantage against opposing teams. Against the Knicks, the Pistons will be at even more of a disadvantage as they’ll be playing in the second half of a back-to-back. On Tuesday, the Pistons were blown out by the Lakers, 133-107.

Granted, Detroit has been without Bojan Bogdanovic, but there isn’t much he can do upon his return. Although he hasn’t played in a game this season, his name has been popping up as a possible trade candidate. He’s a solid three-pointer shooter and will help a contending team if the Pistons trade him.

Whether Bogdanovic plays or not, New York can’t view Wednesday’s game as an easy one, or else it’ll be the Knicks who walk off the court at MSG embarrassed.

Bojan Bogdanovic is listed as questionable for Thursday’s game. He’s missed the start of the season with a right calf strain but is expected to make his debut soon.