During their Eastern Conference semifinals, James Harden nearly handed the game back to the Pistons in overtime, but Cade Cunningham failed to grab it in both hands.
Here we are with yet another episode of NBA officiating taking center stage during the playoffs. The Cavaliers and Pistons battled back and forth all night in a thriller that came down to the final seconds.
The Cleveland Cavaliers snatched Game 5 from the Pistons right in front of Detroit fans. The Cavs trailed by nine points late in regulation, but the Pistons couldn’t maintain their grip on the game, prompting a critical assessment of the Pistons’ supporting cast alongside Cade Cunningham.
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The Pistons’ playoff journey is hanging by a thread. They suffered a stunning Game 5 loss to the Cavaliers at home. Cade Cunningham tried to will the team, scoring 39 to go with nine assists.
I’m going to make this recap short. I just got back from an absolutely infuriating basketball game with thousands of my Pistons fan friends, and way too many Cavs fans.
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Detroit Pistons guard Daniss Jenkins did not hide his frustration after Wednesday night’s devastating 117-113 overtime loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals.
Detroit Pistons fans were cursing Tony Brothers’ name during Wednesday’s game. The Cleveland Cavaliers took a 3-2 lead in their second-round series against the Pistons with a 117-113 victory in Game 5.
In a playoff run with a lot of losses for the Detroit Pistons, this one might sting the most. Detroit had to protect their home court against the Cleveland Cavaliers after losing two straight road games.
James Harden scored 30 points and Donovan Mitchell added 21, including seven in overtime, as the Cleveland Cavaliers rallied to beat the Detroit Pistons 117-113 on Wednesday night to take a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference semifinals.
The Cleveland Cavaliers took down the Detroit Pistons 117-113 in overtime on Wednesday to take a 3-2 series advantage. Detroit remained in control for the majority of Wednesday night’s matchup, thanks to a slight edge in shooting efficiency as well as the offensive prowess of Cade Cunningham.
Detroit Pistons starter Duncan Robinson did not dress for Game 5 of the Eastern Conference second-round series against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night due to lower-back soreness.
After the Detroit Pistons took a two-game-to-none lead in their Eastern Conference Semifinal series against the rival Cleveland Cavaliers, the latter returned the favor to the former, winning both games in Cleveland to knot the series at two games apiece.
The Pistons are making a notable move as the local TV landscape continues to shift. Detroit announced a new media rights agreement with Scripps Sports that will return games to free, over-the-air television beginning with the 2026-27 season.
After taking a second-half beating on Monday night, the Detroit Pistons return home to the Motor City to face the Cleveland Cavaliers in a pivotal Game
The Detroit Pistons are back home for their pivotal Game 5 clash against the Cleveland Cavaliers after a disappointing two-game road trip, where their 2-0 lead was wiped out.
The Detroit Pistons and Cleveland Cavs head into a massive Game 5 on Wednesday night with the Eastern Conference semifinals tied at 2-2, and Duncan Robinson now sits at the center of the injury report.
The Pistons may be a little shorthanded for a big one. Detroit listed Duncan Robinson, Caris LeVert and Kevin Huerter as questionable for Wednesday’s Game 5 against the Cavaliers.
And just like that, we’ve got ourselves a series. The Cavaliers took care of business at home. Twice. Looked sharp. Looked confident. Looked like the team everyone expected to see from the start.
The Pistons dropped a second consecutive game on Monday, falling 112-103 to the Cavaliers to tie their second-round series up at two games apiece as the Central rivals head back to Detroit.
The Detroit Pistons started out their series against the Cleveland Cavaliers with the looks and vibe of a blowout, going 2-0 after their first two games in front of a hometown crowd in Detroit.
For 24 minutes, Game 4 between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Detroit Pistons was another tight struggle. Then Donovan Mitchell and the Cavs came out of the locker room with guns blazing and put the game away in the first six minutes of the second half.
The Pistons have two reserves listed as questionable for tonight’s pivotal Game 4 against the Cavaliers. Caris LeVert is dealing with right heel contusion and Kevin Huerter is on the injury report due to a left adductor strain, according to Coty Davis of the Detroit News.