The Detroit Pistons will look to regain control of their second-round series as they take on the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 4 at Rocket Arena on Monday.
The Detroit Pistons will look to bounce back after losing game three to the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference semifinals. The Pistons sweeping the Cavs was always going to be a tall order, but a gentleman's sweep is still on the table for Detroit.
Now we’ve got something. The Cavaliers finally broke through in Game 3. Not perfect. Not comfortable. But good enough to remind everyone this series isn’t going anywhere quietly.
The Detroit Pistons upgraded guard Kevin Huerter to questionable but downgraded fellow guard Caris LeVert to questionable ahead of Game 4 against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday.
Much of the Cleveland Cavaliers’ rediscovered offensive flow against the Detroit Pistons stemmed from a shift in mindset, but it was also due to a tweak in the schematics.
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.
The heat is rising as the league is going towards its business end. With the Cleveland Cavaliers going up against the Detroit Pistons, the matchup was expected to be quite closely contested.
The Detroit Pistons were hoping to go 3-0 in their series against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday in the Eastern Conference semifinals, but instead, the Cavs gave their hometown crowd a show in a 116-109 victory.
JB Bickerstaff explained what went wrong for the Detroit Pistons in their Game 3 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday night. Detroit got off to a great start in the East semifinals, taking a 2-0 series lead after winning Games 1 and 2.
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
The Detroit Pistons won’t be sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers after taking the 116-109 loss Saturday. Bench production including from Paul Reed wasn’t the weakness, though, with the reserve scoring 11 of the 26 points there during the NBA Playoffs meeting.
The Detroit Pistons electrified the Little Caesars Arena with a 107-97 win to take the 2-0 series lead against the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. Detroit fired on all cylinders in the first half and it wasn't until the opening minutes of the fourth quarter that the Cavaliers momentarily took an 81-79 lead.
Random dribbles following the first half of the Cavs’ Game 1 vs. the Pistons on Tuesday in Detroit. Pistons lead, 59-46. 1. I feel as if the Cavs should be down 25.