Dillon Dingler went from hitting sixth or seventh last year to batting cleanup for AJ Hinch, and he’s already launched five home runs. Tigers play-by-play voice Dan Dickerson says this is exactly how development is supposed to work.
Down 24 points. Orlando didn’t score a basket for 45 straight minutes. Cade Cunningham scored more second-half points than the entire Magic roster combined. The Pistons are going to Game 7, and this might be the night Detroit realized they’ve got a legitimate superstar.
The Pistons are headed to Game 7 against Orlando, and the Woodward Heavyweights are making it an event — a full watch party at Lume’s grand opening in New Buffalo with a $5,000 Tulum trip giveaway.
Terrion Arnold came out of shoulder surgery looking like a different player — and we mean that literally. The Lions DB is visibly bigger, and while the shoulder looks fully healed, the question is whether all that new size affects his speed and agility.
Detroit came out matching Orlando’s energy in Game 6, weathering the early storm and even taking a lead. Then the rebounding battle swung hard in the Magic’s favor, the offense went cold, and suddenly a confident Pistons team was staring down a 10-point deficit. If they can’t secure the defensive glass, they’re going home.
The Lions did everything right this offseason. They re-signed the offensive line, rebuilt the defense at every level, and still have one of the most disgusting offenses in football. The only question left is health.
The Orlando Magic are without their best all-around player for Game 6, and if there was ever a time for the Pistons to steal one on the road, it’s tonight. Cade Cunningham doesn’t have to see Franz Wagner guarding him, Paulo Banchero can’t do it alone two games in a row, and Detroit’s role players are due. This series should be going back to Little Caesars Arena.
With the Pistons needing a win to force Game 7 against Orlando, the Heavyweights asked the only question that matters: which Detroit legend would you bring back to close this thing out?
The Detroit Pistons are staring down elimination in Game 6 against the Magic in Orlando. It’s a must-win, and everyone knows it. The question isn’t whether this team belongs here — they’ve already proven that. The question is whether they can steal one on the road and bring this thing back to Detroit for Game 7.
Kenley Jansen just blew his third straight save and the Tigers bullpen is officially a five-alarm fire. The worst part? There’s nobody to call for backup.