After failing to advance in the Emirates Cup, the NBA has added two additional regular-season games for the Detroit Pistons.

The Orlando Magic have advanced to the knockout round of the NBA Cup. Desmond Bane scored 37 points and grabbed two crucial offensive rebounds as the Magic beat the the Detroit Pistons 112-109 on Friday night.

Two regular season games have been added to the Detroit Pistons' schedule, following their NBA Cup defeat to the Orlando Magic on Friday, Nov. 28.

The Detroit Pistons beat the Miami Heat 138-135, led by Cade Cunningham's 29 points and Duncan Robinson's impactful return to Miami, improving their record to 16-4.

Following a clutch double overtime win against the 76ers yesterday, the Hawks are going to have to dig deep in order to pull out a win against the top-seeded Detroit Pistons today.

A 10-point fourth-quarter rally was for naught as the Pistons lost to the Orlando Magic in NBA Cup play at LCA on Friday.

When the Pistons were eliminated by the New York Knicks in last year’s postseason, one glaring takeaway was that Cade Cunningham needed a legitimate running mate. Even as this season drags on, it remains a glaring talking point for Detroit’s budding roster.

With the top seed of the NBA Cup on the line, the Orlando Magic stepped into the house of the #1 seeded Detroit Pistons. The Pistons jumped out to an early lead

The Detroit Pistons may be close to adding back the only player on the roster who has yet to make their season debut. Guard Marcus Sasser has been sidelined since preseason due to a right hip impingement, but the Pistons announced on Sunday the former first-round pick has been assigned to the Motor City Cruise, the team’s G League Affiliate.