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Despite coming off of two rest days, the Detroit Pistons have played 24 games this season, second only to the Orlando Magic’s 25. That’s two more than the New York Knicks, who host Detroit tonight at Madison Square Garden. These teams have already faced off once before, and the Pistons will be looking for a much better showing than the 30-point blowout inflicted upon them by the Knicks earlier this season.

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If you consider Erik Spoelstra the best coach in the NBA, which I do, you maybe want to fear what he has in store for the Detroit Pistons tonight as his Miami Heat visit Little Caesars Arena. It’s rare when you can say an NBA coach, especially a great, literally costs his team an NBA game, but that’s exactly what happened when these two teams met in November.

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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.

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Ausar Thompson and Ron Holland were able to wreak havoc on defense

Both the Detroit Pistons and the Sacramento Kings will be without important big men as they square off tonight. The Pistons will miss Isaiah Stewart for the fourth straight game, while the Kings will be missing star big man Domantas Sabonis, who is out with an illness.

Pistons were down as many as 19 in the second half