Doormats and punchlines no more, the Pistons are adding themselves to the list of great surprises in the NBA this season. They’re now 21-19 after winning Monday night against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden, meaning they’ll hit the halfway mark of the season with a winning record for the first time since 2017-18.

Prior to Dec. 21, the Pistons ranked 17th in EFG (53.7%) and 3-point percentage (35.8%). They’ve benefitted heavily from investing in shooting over the offseason, as all three veterans are knocking down 3s at a high clip.

Cade Cunningham, the Pistons' fourth-year guard, is playing at an All-Star level, averaging nearly a triple-double and talked about it on 'NBA Today.'

Since taking over in the Detroit Pistons front office, Trajan Langdon has maintained a lot of flexibility in regards to cap space. At the start of the season, t

The Detroit Pistons were expected to be one of the worst teams in the NBA, but entering the Feb. 6 trade deadline, they might be buyers.