Latest news and updates about the Pistons
Chris Haynes reports growing frustration in the Suns locker room, Brandon Jennings wants Devin Booker in Detroit, and Mat Ishbia has already shut that down. The post Suns Locker Room Reportedly Frustrated, Brandon Jennings Says Devin Booker “Needs to Get Outta PHX,” and Mat Ishbia Already Said “When I’m Dead” appeared first on Terez Owens .
The Detroit Pistons need more from Ausar Thompson on offense. Thankfully, he knows it—and was willing to call himself out in the media.
Brooklyn Nets guard Egor Demin suffers a bone bruise in his right leg and will miss at least the next four games—Detroit (Fri), Indiana (Sun), New York (Mon) and Charlotte (Wed). The injury, first labeled a contusion in Tuesday’s loss to Boston where Demin played just 10 minutes, forced a reevaluation in a week. The 20‑year‑old, the 8th overall pick in 2025, has been averaging 9.7 points, 3.0 assists and 2.7 rebounds in 25.7 minutes while shooting 30.8% this season. Mikel Brown Jr. and Nolan Traore are expected to see increased minutes.
It's been a tale of two seasons for John Collins.
Kevin Huerter did a little of everything in an ugly win over the Hornets.
The Detroit Pistons put their trust in Paul Reed, and now, with Jalen Duren out, that trust will be tested.
Brandon Miller scored 31 points, but Naz Reid was benched and the Charlotte Hornets lost to the Detroit Pistons 97-89. The post Charlotte Hornets vs Detroit Pistons: Game 5 Recap and Analysis first appeared on At The Hive .
Cade Cunningham scored 30 points as the Detroit Pistons overcame a halftime deficit to beat the Charlotte Hornets 97-89 on Wednesday night at Little Caesars Arena. The post Pistons erase halftime deficit as Cade Cunningham drops 30 vs. Hornets appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
The Detroit Pistons returned to their winning ways with a 97-89 bounce-back victory over the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday night. Like their Tuesday night loss to the New York Knicks, the matchup with the Hornets was chippy and physical throughout the game. The officials left their mark by calling 24 fouls on the Pistons and 23 […] The post Pistons’ Cade Cunningham stresses importance of tough wins after Hornets victory appeared first on ClutchPoints .
NBA fans heavily criticize the Hornets' head coach, Charles Lee, for the outrageous reason of benching Naz Reid intentionally in tonight's loss to the Pistons.
Things look rosy once again for defending champions the New York Knicks as they produced their second straight win to move up to 2-3 for the season. New York won against the Chicago Bulls 133-127 after producing a 111-97 win over the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday. Speaking after the game, Karl-Anthony Towns had a hilarious […] The post Knicks’ Karl-Anthony Towns drops hilarious take on where Josh Hart’s energy comes from appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Naz Reid entered the Charlotte Hornets’ Wednesday night clash against the Detroit Pistons as the team’s second-leading scorer, being every bit as good as advertised after coming over in the LaMelo Ball trade this past offseason. However, Reid found himself in head coach Charles Lee’s doghouse for the entire second half of what would be […] The post Hornets’ Charles Lee reveals why Naz Reid didn’t play in the second half vs. Pistons appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Charlotte Hornets head coach Charles Lee discussed the decision to bench forward Naz Reid in the second half of a 97-89 loss to the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday.
What did we learn from Detroit's home win over the Hornets?
The Detroit Pistons have flaws, but Cade Cunningham is the great equalizer as a dominant fourth quarter player.
The 21-year-old forward hasn't made the necessary improvement in Year 3.
The Detroit Pistons have a chance to make the proverbial leap with Daniss Jenkins in the starting lineup—if he can address a key concern.
After an 0‑4 start, the Miami Heat are looking to add a playmaking, three‑point shooting guard. Bleacher Report's Dan Favale highlights three trade targets: Memphis combo guard Ty Jerome, who averages just under 30 points, 6.3 assists and 37% from deep but has health and defensive concerns; Grizzlies guard Cam Spencer, a 5.6‑assist player shooting 44.9% from three and under $3 M per year through 2028‑29, making him a cheap, contract‑flexible option; and Detroit’s Daniss Jenkins, a spot‑up specialist hitting 46.2% of his limited three‑point attempts, whose Pistons may move him for a future first‑round pick. Each candidate offers the floor‑spreading guard the Heat lack.
The Knicks (1-3) head to Chicago for a Thursday night showdown with the Bulls (1-3) at 8 p.m. EST, following New York’s win over the Pistons and Chicago’s blowout loss to the Celtics. Rookie Caleb Wilson leads Chicago’s offense with 21 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game, while Jalen Smith adds 7.5 boards. New York will look to exploit the Bulls’ weak three‑point shooting and protect the paint. Both teams are tied at 1‑3, so the victor moves to 2‑3 in the early season standings.
Jalen Brunson showed how much the Pistons’ tendency to foul can hurt them.
Duncan Robinson had his first struggle game of the season on Tuesday, and the Detroit Pistons need a backup plan.
Detroit is looking to bounce back against the red-hot Charlotte Hornets.
Tyrese Haliburton is reportedly hurt again, and the Pistons' path through the Central just got easier. #DetroitPistons
Mikal Bridges finally breaks his early-season three‑point drought, hitting four of eight shots from deep as the Knicks snap a three‑game skid with a 111‑97 win over the Detroit Pistons on Oct. 27, 2026. He finishes with 12 points and four assists, providing floor‑spacing while Jalen Brunson and Karl‑Anthony Towns handle the bulk of scoring. The article notes that Bridges' shooting resurgence offers the Knicks a reliable secondary option, but cautions that one game isn’t enough to declare the problem solved.
The Detroit Pistons rule out Jalen Duren and Isaiah Joe against Charlotte, while Ausar Thompson receives an encouraging injury update.