The Detroit Pistons’ three-game win streak has come to an end courtesy of the Los Angeles Clippers. Saturday night’s final score finished at 98-92 with the Pistons on the losing end.
The short-handed Detroit Pistons missing three starters and a key backup were winning by double-digits for the majority of a rematch against the Los Angeles Clippers on hot early shooting from Duncan Robinson and a tenacious defense that turned plenty of turnovers into ample easy baskets.
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The Detroit Pistons’ winning ways didn’t stop with the calendar resetting, as the team has won four of its last five games and holds a four-game lead over the Knicks at the top of the Eastern Conference.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
No matter who is available for the Detroit Pistons, who have the best record in the NBA's Eastern Conference, they always seem to find a way to win. Their star guard, Cade Cunningham, is questionable to play Saturday in their game against the visiting Los Angeles Clippers due to a right wrist sprain.
The wheeling-and-dealing Detroit Pistons are going through the crucible every young championship hopeful must survive to reach the NBA Finals. After years of rebuilding, the franchise has finally developed a legitimate cornerstone in Cade Cunningham, assembled promising young talent, and cultivated a winning culture under J.B.
Detroit Pistons head coach J.B. Bickerstaff is showing exactly why he deserves to be the frontrunner for Coach of the Year. It goes far beyond the Pistons’ 28–9 record—it’s about preparation, adaptability, and keeping his team ready under any circumstances.
In a commanding display of basketball, the Detroit Pistons secured a 108-93 victory over the Chicago Bulls, fueled by a sensational performance from Isaiah Stewart.
The Detroit Pistons kept the good times rolling in the new year with a 108-93 victory over the Chicago Bulls. Isaiah Stewart used a consistent night from the paint to step up for the Pistons with a team-leading 31 points.
The Detroit Pistons registered a 108-93 home win against the Chicago Bulls, as Isaiah Stewart scored a career-high 31 points on 14-for-17 shooting from the field.
Deapite dealing with another shorthanded roster, the Detroit Pistons have not lost their momentum. They are now on a three-game winning streak after defeating the Chicago Bulls 108-93 on Wednesday night.
Even with starters Cade Cunningham (right wrist), Tobias Harris (left hip) and Jalen Duren (right ankle) out of action, the Detroit Pistons picked up their third straight win with Wednesday's 108-93 victory over the Chicago Bulls.
Isaiah Stewart poured in a career-high 31 points and the host Detroit Pistons pulled away from the Chicago Bulls to win 108-93 on Wednesday. Stewart made 14 of 17 field-goal attempts while easily surpassing his previous high of 26 points.
The Detroit Pistons are turning heads, which brings up trade talks. Cade Cunningham is stepping up as an MVP candidate, Jalen Duren is making a case for being named an all-star, and this young-but-savvy Pistons roster is clicking in a way that has fans and analysts taking notice of their chemistry.
Committing a lot of fouls is generally considered a bad thing in the NBA. The Detroit Pistons, just like last year's NBA champions, are showing that being one of the league leaders in fouls doesn't keep you from being one of the league leaders overall.
The Detroit Pistons delivered a statement victory in the opener of a six-game homestand and the Eastern Conference leaders look to continue their Central Division dominance when they host the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday.
The Detroit Pistons are at the top of the Eastern Conference standings, and they continue to flex their muscles after a win against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Cade Cunningham is playing the best basketball of his career and steering the Pistons to the top of the Eastern Conference, and he’s quick to credit one steady presence behind the scenes.
The Cavaliers failed a test they knew was coming. This was a game Cleveland needed, and one it let get away. Against a physical Pistons group sitting atop the East, the Cavs couldn’t hold the paint, couldn’t finish possessions, and ultimately couldn’t close in a 114-110 home loss that felt avoidable and aggravating.
Thursday was tough for the Detroit Pistons. They lost 112-118 to the Miami Heat in their home arena. But the team also lost its star center, Jalen Duren, to a right ankle sprain.
The Pistons have issued updates on a trio of injured players, making the following announcements on Saturday (Twitter link): Forward Tobias Harris has been diagnosed with a left hip sprain and will be reevaluated in two weeks.
The Miami Heat handed the Detroit Pistons their third loss in the last four games on Thursday. Little Caesars Arena relished Cade Cunningham for 40 minutes, chipping in 31 points in their 112-118 defeat.
The Pistons are considered likely to give Daniss Jenkins a promotion at some point in the coming weeks, according to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line (Substack link), who reports that there is a “growing expectation” that Jenkins’ two-way contract will be converted to a standard deal.