The Detroit Pistons could pull off a blockbuster deal with the Dallas Mavericks to land a franchise-altering center.

The Detroit Pistons’ official account shared a picture of Cunningham dunking on Drummond, who wore an Allen Iverson era black, white and red throwback jersey. That was Drummond’s cue to respond. “Cade if you see this,” Drummond wrote with a upward pointing finger emoji and two crying emojis, “I’m blocking that next time.

BR’s Grant Hughes noted the Pistons’ “terrific start” and interior dominance on both ends. Following a 124-113 win against the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday, the Pistons improved their record to 10-2, the second-best in the NBA, just behind the 12-1 Thunder.

On Monday night, Cunningham had to exit the game against the Washington Wizards prematurely after he suffered a hard fall that caused him to land squarely on his tailbone, as reported by ClutchPoints NBA insider Brett Siegel. He had to be helped off the court, causing much concern for the East-leading Pistons.

Detroit Pistons vibes could not be higher right now, with Cade Cunningham making history on Monday night to lift his team to a 137-135 overtime victory over the Washington Wizards and extend their winning streak to seven games.

Keith and Marc talk about Jared McCain being sent down to the G-League and Joel Embiid missing another NON-back-to-back game.