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Sometimes you wish you could put the season on hold whenever a significant injury happens. In the case of the Pistons, that significant injury is a broken fibula for their rising star guard, Jaden Ivey. But alas, you cannot pause the season so you must move on and keep the daily grind of the NBA

It looked bad. It felt bad. It’s confirmed bad. ESPN’s Shams Charania reports that Detroit Pistons guard Jaden Ivey sustained a broken left fibula in the team’s win over the Orlando Magic on Wednesday. If you missed it, Orlando’s Cole Anthony dove into Ivey’s legs as he tried to get to a loose ball —

The Detroit Pistons won the game, but they might have lost something far more significant. While Detroit survived a stream of second-half turnovers and an energized Orlando Magic team in a 105-96 win on Wednesday at Little Caesars Arena, they lost rising young guard Jaden Ivey to an apparent serious leg injury. Cole Anthony collided

Jaden Ivey sustained what appears to be a significant injury to his lower leg/ankle in the Detroit Pistons’ 105-96 win over the Orlando Magic on Wednesday at Little Caesars Arena. Orlando’s Cole Anthony dove for a loose ball and the full weight of his body collided with Ivey’s planted left leg with 10:07 remaining in

The Detroit Pistons have already matched last year’s meager total of 14 wins. On Jan. 1, they can win their 15th game and officially be better than they were last season. Getting the win against the Orlando Magic would be all the sweeter. They are a good, young team dealing with their own injury issues,

After a four-game West Coast road trip that saw the Detroit Pistons go 3-1, they return to Detroit for another four-game trip, but this time they’ll all take place at Little Caesars Arena. Detroit is 5-3 in their last eight games and looks to take advantage of a depleted Orlando Magic team that’s trying to

The Detroit Pistons couldn’t find their defense or a second gear and the Denver Nuggets took advantage as they bested Detroit 134-121. The Nuggets used a 47-point third quarter to effectively put the game away, though Detroit’s bench players at least made it interesting, cutting the deficit to seven in the fourth quarter. This was

Jaden Ivey just hit a four-point-play game winner to seal a comeback against the Sacramento Kings, and Wes and Blake are here to break it all down. Along with that gut-check win against the Lakers, the guys discuss the return to form of Simone Fontecchio, Jaden Ivey’s heroics and how Cade Cunningham can have an

As I woke up this morning to see the craziness that was the Detroit Pistons’ furious comeback in Sacramento against the Kings on Thursday, it got me thinking. The dreaded west coast road trip has essentially been a nail in this franchise’s coffin for over a decade. No matter how encouraging of a start or

The Detroit Pistons scored 31 points in the final seven minutes, including a clutch four-point game-winning play from Jaden Ivey with 3.1 seconds remaining to snatch a victory from the Sacramento Kings 114-113. The Pistons’ comeback was fueled by a trio of fourth-quarter threes from Malik Beasley that gave them a puncher’s chance if they

There’s nothing like two middle-of-the-pack teams going at it a day after Christmas. A gift for all. These teams are eager to prove they can play on the big stage, too. The Detroit Pistons have been rolling prior to the Christmas Day slate. They’re riding a two-game winning streak over formidable foes and look to

The Detroit Pistons are learning how to make any team in the NBA sweat. That’s new for them. The Pistons are also experts at still making their fanbase sweat. They’ve perfected that art over the years. Despite building up an 11-point lead with 3 minutes remaining, it was a one-possession game with the ball in

Cade Cunningham is having a breakout year in season No. 4, and the NBA world is starting to take notice. Cunningham was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Week behind averages of 27 points, 5.3 rebounds, 12.7 assists, 2.3 blocks, 1 steal, and a record of 2-1 for his team. It was the first

You need to win the gimmie games in the NBA, and the Detroit Pistons dropped their third game to a team eyeing Cooper Flagg or Dylan Harper. Add that Utah Jazz loss to the same boat as the crushing Charlotte Hornets defeats. Detroit needed to stop the now 6-20 Jazz when the next four games