Christopher Davis is a UCF Journalism graduate and former Associated Press writer covering the NBA, NFL, and UCF. He later contributed as a narrative writer for EA Sports College Football 25. A Detroit native and lifelong sports fan, he is the author of Master Key, an epic fantasy for young adults that blends anime, comics, sports, and culture—crafted to create the kind of story he always wished existed.
Detroit has spent the entire season atop the Eastern Conference, and with win No. 50, this group becomes the 15th team in franchise history to reach that milest
On Tuesday, Jalen Duren set a new career high with 36 points on the road against the Washington Wizards. But beyond the milestone, the performance reinforced something larger:
Cade Cunningham is in the middle of the best three-point shooting stretch of his career—and it’s coming at the perfect time, during the home stretch of the regular season.
The Pistons will face the Boston Celtics on Monday night at TD Garden in their third meeting of the season. The two teams have split the first two matchups, but this one carries added weight for a young Detroit squad that sits at 20–5.
Isaiah Stewart is toughness—full stop. In so many ways, he’s a man among boys. The common stereotype around Stewart is that he’s just a brute, a guy who likes to mix it up, the enforcer who’s ready to box with anyone who crosses a line on the court.
On Tuesday, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported that the Pistons are expected to be suitors for Mavericks center/forward Anthony Davis. For a Detroit team sitting atop the Eastern Conference at 19–5, that sounds tantalizing. But it’s fool’s gold.
On Monday, the Pistons will look to tie a franchise record with their 13th straight win when they face the Indiana Pacers. Here are five key factors that could determine whether Detroit maintains its elite form.
With the Pistons sitting atop the East, people around the league are starting to wonder whether they’re just one piece away from legitimate title contention.