The Detroit Pistons will try to keep their season alive on Tuesday night on the road against the New York Knicks in Game 5 of their first round series.
Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart will sit out his third straight contest on Sunday when he misses Game 4 of the Eastern Conference first-round series against the visiting New York Knicks due to right knee inflammation.
Even though he primarily comes off the bench, Isaiah Stewart is one of the emotional leaders on the floor for the Detroit Pistons. Ahead of a pivotal Game 4, head coach J.B.
The New York Knicks and Detroit Pistons may both have a literal big problem in the next part of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal set. The injury report
The Detroit Pistons will once again go without one of their top rebounding threats against the New York Knicks. Detroit has officially ruled Isaiah Stewart out for Game 3 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinal series against the Knicks on Thursday night at Little Caesars Arena.
The Detroit Pistons are going to have to hit the court without a key player once again on Thursday night for Game 3. According to the official NBA injury report, the Pistons have ruled out Isaiah Stewart due to knee inflammation.
Game 3 between the Detroit Pistons and New York Knicks on Thursday is just a little over an hour away from tipping off. Of course, Thursday’s matchup is a massive one for both teams with the series tied up at a game apiece as one team looks to gain control of the series.
Heading into their Game 3 matchup against the New York Knicks, the Detroit Pistons anticipate potentially rolling without a key player once again. The veteran center Isaiah Stewart is in danger of missing his second-straight game.
Monday night was an opportunity for the Detroit Pistons to bounce back. Participating in their first playoff series since 2019, a battle between the Pistons and the New York Knicks gave the sixth-seeded Pistons a chance to win their first playoff game in over 15 years.
Isaiah Stewart wasn’t the only player dealing with a setback throughout the Game 1 matchup between the New York Knicks and the Detroit Pistons. As the game went on, it was apparent that Knicks All-Star Jalen Brunson was dealing with some sort of lower-body setback.
On Monday night, the Detroit Pistons will face off against the New York Knicks (at Madison Square Garden) for Game 2 of their first-round playoff series.
After departing the fourth quarter of an eventual Game 1 defeat to New York, Pistons forward Isaiah Stewart had imaging conducted on his leg, per Ian Begley of SNY.tv (Twitter link).
The Detroit Pistons are scheduled to take on the Knicks Saturday night at 7 p.m. ET in what should be an epic duel among two Eastern Conference championship contenders.
With the NBA regular season ending on Sunday, teams across the league are strategically maneuvering their seeds, looking to manipulate matchups for the first round and beyond. The New York Knicks are one of those teams battling for position in the Eastern Conference.
American sports today, including the NBA, are becoming more strict about sportsmanship. The NBA is less physical than it once was, so fights and conflicts are relatively rare.
Recently, the Detroit Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves were involved in a skirmish that resulted in seven ejections of both players and coaches. At the
Say what you want about the Detroit Pistons, but their style of play resonates in two key ways. First, it reflects the resilience of their city—a place that has endured hardships and continues to bounce back.
No pizza for you. If you're Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart that is. Northeast Minneapolis pizza joint Parkway Pizza banned Stewart, who was involved in a massive brawl at Target Center during Sunday night's game between the Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves, the restaurant said in a social media post.
On Sunday night, the Detroit Pistons visited the Minnesota Timberwolves at Target Center and looked to continue their strong play despite the absence of Cade Cunningham due to injury.
A buzzer-beating win on Wednesday provided an exclamation point as the Pistons continue their remarkable turnaround. Fellow Eastern Conference playoff teams should be taking notice.