Cade Cunningham missed his second-straight game on Tuesday, but you wouldn’t have known from the final score.
The Detroit Pistons handled business at Little Caesars Arena, defeating the San Antonio Spurs, 122-96, for their second-straight win. With the victory, the Pistons (41-32 overall) have officially clinched at least a .500 record for the first time since 2018-19, when they finished exactly 41-41 overall.
On Friday, they’ll host the Cleveland Cavaliers with a chance to secure their first winning record since 2015-16 (44-38). Another win would also triple last season’s win total of 14-68 — the worst in franchise history — and add another cherry to what’s already been the most impressive Pistons season in nearly two decades.