Nicole Obrien+FollowCade Cunningham’s Dallas homecoming hits differentCade Cunningham’s return to Dallas wasn’t just another game—it was a full-circle moment. The Arlington native got to play in front of his family and friends, right after his Bowie High School jersey was retired. You could feel how much it meant to him, calling it “special” to be back where it all started. For anyone who’s ever come home and felt that rush of pride and nostalgia, this hits close to the heart. How do you think playing in your hometown shapes an athlete’s mindset? #Sports #Basketball #CadeCunningham00Share
Andrew Anderson+FollowMavs blew an 18-point lead but still survived Pistons 116–114 in OTDallas tried to give this away and still escaped. The Mavs beat Detroit 116–114 in overtime after coughing up an 18-point 3rd-quarter lead. Cooper Flagg led Dallas with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Anthony Davis had 15 points, 14 boards, 3 blocks, and came up huge late — including two big OT buckets and a go-ahead dunk after Cade tied it. Detroit nearly stole it behind Cade Cunningham’s 29/10/9, plus 17 and 13 from Jalen Duren, but the Pistons missed three shots in the final 8 seconds of OT. Also: Ausar Thompson got ejected in the 2nd quarter after contact with an official — bizarre swing moment in a one-possession game. #NBA #Mavericks #Pistons #CooperFlagg #AnthonyDavis #CadeCunningham #NBADiscussion 10Share
Richard Thomas+Follow21–5 and winning in Boston: Pistons roll on — how far can they go this season?Detroit walked into TD Garden and beat the Celtics 112–105 behind Cade Cunningham’s 32 & 10 (6/10 3PT), plus a 47–14 bench edge that swung the night. Boston got Jaylen Brown 34 and Derrick White 31, but a 10/39 clip from deep left the door open — and the Pistons slammed it. At 21–5, this doesn’t feel fluky anymore. What’s the ceiling for them this season? #Pistons #CadeCunningham #DetroitBasketball #NBA #Celtics 30Share
