The Detroit Pistons have been the best team in the Eastern Conference all season long. If you saw their performance on Monday against the Atlanta Hawks, you may not believe that statement.
The Detroit Pistons squeaked by the Atlanta Hawks 99-98 in a see-saw affair at Little Caesars Arena Monday night. Cade Cunningham scored eight of his 18 points in the final 3:21, including an 18-foot pull-up jumper to put his team in front for good with 52.5 seconds to go.
The Detroit Pistons are certainly getting the heat from their fellow Eastern Conference teams; after a stellar start to the 2025-26 campaign, they have become the hunted among their peers.
Jalen Duren had 21 points and 11 rebounds as the host Detroit Pistons escaped with a 99-98 win over the Atlanta Hawks on Monday. Cade Cunningham contributed 18 points, eight rebounds, eight assists, five steals and three blocks, while Ronald Holland II supplied 17 points and six rebounds.
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The Detroit Pistons are rebuilding themselves after losing two straight games to snap their 13-game winning streak. Their win against the Miami Heat suggests that the Pistons will be just fine in the long run.
The first twenty games of the regular season have felt like a dream fans simply don't want to wake up from. The Detroit Pistons sit atop the Eastern conference with 16 wins and just 4 losses.
The Detroit Pistons are going to have to be road warriors this month, playing nine of their 13 games away from the Motor City. Here's a look at each game the Pistons will have in the month of December and what to expect.
The Detroit Pistons have cooled off a bit since their 13-game winning streak concluded against the Boston Celtics last Wednesday. The Pistons have lost
The Detroit Pistons got back on the winning track Saturday, though it got scary at the end. They'll look to build off that performance when they host the Atlanta Hawks on Monday night.
The Detroit Pistons have taken control of the Eastern Conference early in the 2025–26 season, currently holding a 16–4 record. A huge reason for the team’s strong start has been the consistent play of their big man, Jalen Duren.
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.
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.
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 Pistons used to be the team everyone circled on the schedule. A free win. A skid extender. A breather. Now? They’re the ones doing the streaking. Detroit tied a franchise record on Monday with its 13th straight win, hanging on late to beat the Pacers 122-117 and move to 15-2.
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.