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 a quiet first half, Donovan Mitchell erupted for 39 points in the second half, tying the NBA Playoff record for points in a half. More importantly, he helped the Cavaliers even the series with a 112-103 victory over the Pistons.
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.
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With the Pistons and Cavaliers’ Eastern Conference semifinals series even at two games apiece, Detroit Bad Boys managing editor Sean Corp joins the show to get a lay of the land.
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 needed Jalen Duren in Game 4 against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday, especially since they were on the road at Rocket Arena. Duren, however, did not step up, as they lost, 112-103.
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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.
Monday night in the NBA playoffs, the Cleveland Cavaliers roared back to tie their second-round series with the Detroit Pistons, while LeBron James missed a go-ahead shot in the final seconds as the Oklahoma City Thunder swept the Los Angeles Lakers.
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.
The Detroit Pistons fell to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday in part because of a series of late Cade Cunningham turnovers, which has been a familiar refrain throughout the playoffs.
The Detroit Pistons' second-half comeback fell just short as the Cleveland Cavaliers took Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals at Rocket Arena, winning 116-109 on Saturday.