The Detroit Pistons face the Indiana Pacers in the NBA regular season in a matchup that promises a high level of intensity, and one question immediately emerges: Will Cade Cunningham play?

The setback occurred first for Cunningham during the Pistons’ November 10 win over the Washington Wizards in overtime. Cunningham checked in for 44 minutes, shooting 14-45 from the field, scoring 46 points. He logged a double-double by accounting for 11 assists and came up with five steals and two blocks on the defensive end of the floor.

Injury Report for tomorrow’s game in Detroit: Bennedict Mathurin - Questionable (right great toe sprain) Aaron Nesmith - Out (left knee sprain) Johnny Furphy - Out (left ankle sprain) Quenton Jackson - Out (right hamstring strain) Kam Jones - Out (lower back stress reaction) Obi… pic.twitter.com/U6Kq7hpGJr

Detroit Pistons head coach J.B. Bickerstaff spoke about the unselfishness of Cade Cunningham, who is only interested in one thing, and it's not an MVP award.

Jarace Walker turned in his best performance of the season and T.J. McConnell is getting healthier but the Pacers still lose to East-leading Pistons

Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren have both missed two-straight games for the red-hot Pistons, who have won nine in a row.

ESPN ranked Cade Cunningham (Detroit Pistons 2021 NBA Draft 1st overall pick) as a better player than Caris LeVert (former Brooklyn Nets and current Indiana Pacers star). ESPN ranked Cade Cunningham (Detroit Pistons 2021 NBA Draft 1st overall pick) as a ...

Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham discusses living through the franchise’s worst losing streak and now tying the greatest winning streak.