Detroit Pistons

Daniss Jenkins would get the start in Game 6 despite Duncan Robinson returning from injury. The decision would pay off as the Detroit bench scored 48 points in a complete team win with a 21-point victory over Cleveland. The Pistons got out to a 10-6 start until back-to-back threes from James Harden and Donovan Mitchell […]

The top-seeded Pistons dominated the second half, beating the Cavaliers on Friday night to force a Game 7 in their Eastern Conference second-round series.

Jalen Duren helped keep the Detroit Pistons' season alive after struggling for most of their Eastern Conference second-round series against the Cleveland Cavaliers. Detroit's All-Star center had 15 points and 11 rebounds in Friday night's 115-94 victory that forced a Game 7 on Sunday. It was a strong performance by Duren, who was benched for the final 17 minutes of Detroit's 117-113 overtime loss on Wednesday.

The Cavs have their season on the line on Sunday.

All-Star Jalen Duren suffered a lower leg injury in the third quarter of the Pistons' potential elimination game in Cleveland.

Detroit Pistons look to repeat the magic of the series against the Magic

Game 6 is tonight, so the Knicks’ long wait is almost over.

The bones of what made the Pistons the top team in the East can earn them a comeback. It could also be their downfall.

The NBA league office declared that refs were right to withhold their whistles in the final seconds of the fourth quarter of Cavaliers-Pistons Game 5.

The Cavs will try to punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference Finals.

It looked like a foul to a lot of people — particularly Pistons fans — but Tony Brothers was looking right at it and held his whistle.

Detroit thought Ausar Thompson was tripped, but the league confirmed Thursday the non-call — which sent the game to OT — was correct.

Much to J.B. Bickerstaff’s chagrin, there were no missed calls at the end of Wednesday’s game.

The NBA said Thursday that officials were correct in not calling a foul on Jarrett Allen in the closing seconds of regulation of Game 5 between the Cavaliers and Pistons on Wednesday night.

In the span of 22 seconds during overtime of Game 5 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night, Harden did all this for the Cleveland Cavaliers — made a free throw, missed a free throw, blocked a shot, got a rebound and threw the ball away. “He never wavered,” Cavaliers coach Kenny Atkinson said. This is why Cleveland made the decision to go get Harden in a trade three months ago.

The well-rested Knicks, fresh off a sweep of the 76ers, are awaiting the victor of a tight series between Cleveland and Detroit

Kevin O'Connor & Tom Haberstroh break down the remaining conference semifinal series between the Cavaliers & Pistons and Timberwolves and Spurs.

"That’s a foul," Pistons star Cade Cunningham said.

Officials declined to call Jarrett Allen for a foul against Ausar Thompson late in the fourth quarter Wednesday night

Pistons-Cavs Game 5 swung on controversial no-call