The Cleveland Cavaliers outlasted the Toronto Raptors in seven games in the first round of the NBA Playoffs and now turn their attention to division rival Detroit Pistons.

After a tough opening-round series that saw Cleveland prove its worth, they now face a familiar foe that may require a few adjustments to secure a series win.

The Pistons and Cavaliers have extensive history, most notably during the regular season, when the teams split the series 2-2. Now, both get a fresh start with their second-round series looming.

Both teams played each other well in their matchups this season but will have to make some important rotation adjustments to succeed—considering both were taken to Game 7 in Round 1.

If Cleveland hopes to get an early jump on Detroit, they’ll need to make a key rotation adjustment to catch the Pistons off guard and outlast them to advance further.

Tightening their guard rotation

Cleveland’s guard rotation currently features stars Donovan Mitchell and James Harden, who set the tempo in…