Detroit Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff has carefully managed the return of Jaden Ivey to the lineup, but has offered some positive thoughts since he has come back.
In the midst of a two-game skid and pressure building on the shoulders of the Detroit Pistons, they exited the Kaseya Center feeling that a weight had been lifted.
It wasn’t just another game on the schedule. For Duncan Robinson, Saturday night was a homecoming. Back in Miami, after signing with the Pistons, the city that molded him from an undrafted hopeful into a sharpshooting star, but this time, he wore the enemy’s colors.
Cade Cunningham had 29 points and eight assists as the visiting Detroit Pistons held off the Miami Heat 138-135 on Saturday. Tobias Harris supplied a season-high 26 points for the Pistons, who nearly squandered a 22-point lead in the fourth but snapped a two-game skid.
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Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham appears to have mastered the art of the missed free throw. Cunningham was at the line with his team trailing the Orlando Magic 112-109 in the fourth quarter of their NBA Cup game at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Mich.
After a 13-game win streak, the Pistons dropped two straight. Unfortunately, those two games were Cup games, ruining the Pistons dreams of playing for the NBA Cup in Las Vegas.
As it’ll be strange for fans to watch Duncan Robinson take on the Miami Heat in a different uniform, the Pistons guard returns on Saturday night in what will result in a wide array of emotions.
The Detroit Pistons have suddenly lost two games in a row, including an NBA Cup loss. This means they are not advancing to the quarterfinals, which was a goal the team wanted to achieve.
With 4.7 seconds left, Cade Cunningham’s intentionally missed free throw fell perfectly back to him, as he set up Duncan Robinson for the perfect chance to try and force overtime.
The Detroit Pistons have officially been eliminated from the NBA Cup Tournament after a 112-019 loss to the Orlando Magic. Detroit needed a victory in the matchup to remain in the tournament.
Friday night brought fans some incredible hoops, and they need not look further than the intense back-and-forth between two of the rising teams in the Eastern Conference in the Detroit Pistons’ clash against the Orlando Magic.
After pulling off a historic turnaround last season, the Detroit Pistons have carried their newfound momentum into the start of the 2025-26 season. As they sit atop the Eastern Conference, one former player cited one move that could truly put them into the title conversation.
The atmosphere in Little Caesars Arena snapped without warning tonight as a routine possession during tonight’s NBA Cup game turned electric in an instant.
LaMelo Ball is undeniably a talented point guard with consistent production. Since finishing his rookie season, LaMelo Ball has consistently averaged more than 20 points per game every year.
The Detroit Pistons and Miami Heat have exceeded early season expectations. The Detroit Pistons are leading the Eastern Conference with a 15-3 record, while the Miami Heat are currently sitting third at 13-6.
The Detroit Pistons' record-tying win streak came to a halt on Wednesday. They'll look to start another one and nail down a spot in the NBA Cup knockout round when they host the Orlando Magic on Friday night.
Getting more outside shooting, either from within or through a midseason trade, could elevate the Pistons from a team having a hot start to a team with a chance at a title.
Despite owning their best start since 2005–06 and sitting at a blistering 15–2, the Detroit Pistons still can’t shake the national disrespect surrounding their rise.
The Detroit Pistons are currently riding a franchise-record-tying winning streak and sit at an impressive 15-2, but the return of second-year guard Jaden Ivey is already addressing one of the team’s few areas for improvement.
The 2025-26 Detroit Pistons are playing like they are one of the best teams in franchise history. While that may seem a bit hyperbolic, it's also a fact based on their current win streak.
The Pistons keep rolling, and Jaden Ivey picked a pretty good night to rejoin the party. Detroit pushed its winning streak to 12, matching the third-longest run in franchise history, with a 129-116 road win over the Bucks on Saturday.