Cade Cunningham had 38 points and went 20-for-21 at the line, but the Pistons fell to the last-place Washington Wizards.

A wise man once said, “You don’t want to be that team.” Well, the Detroit Pistons were that team in a 129-125 loss to the visiting Washington Wizards. Cade Cunningham scored 38 points, including a career 20-of-21 night from the free-throw line.

It took the Pistons awhile, but they're showing that some lottery luck and smart personnel moves can lead to a big turnaround.

Alex Sarr made the go-ahead basket with 53 seconds left, followed with a blocked shot and finished with 19 points to lead the Washington Wizards to a 129-125 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Thursday night.

The Pistons put on a show for 313 Day, but came up just short as the Wizards came away with the win, 129-125, in a closely-contested affair on Thursday night at Little Caesars Arena. On a night where Cade Cunningham put the team on his back,

The Washington Wizards played arguably their most encouraging game of the year Thursday in a 129-125 win over the Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena. After getting blown out by 20 in their first face-off on Tuesday,