Tass Mellis

It's a lot.

All right, moving on to our final winner of the weekend, the Denver, the Detroit Pistons are 5-1 without Cade Cunningham.

Surprising, but I think the biggest thing is that they've had the second best defense over those six games.

They held the Wolves to 87 points this weekend.

Now the six games that they played, an incredible competition.

The Wizards, the Warriors, they beat the Lakers in that Dennis Jenkins game.

The Hawks was an OT loss, their only loss.

They beat the Pelicans and the Wolves.

So 5-1 without Cade, defense showing strong.

How do you feel about these Pistons overall, Trey?

Well, I mean, these wins don't mean a whole bunch to me because they're playing without Cade Cunningham.

However, they're beating some decent teams, like four of the teams you listed are playing pretty well.

I'm including the Pelicans, even though they've recently been eliminated.

They can't even make their fake play and push, but at least they're the healthiest they have been and are trying to win.

You know, the Wolves don't have Anthony Edwards, but they're still trying to...

look good going into the postseason.

So I still give the Pistons credit for winning, especially when nobody played incredibly well on this team.

They just played well as a team.

And like we said last week, the silver lining is that Duren gets to do a little bit more.

they can be relied on a little bit more in a playoff situation.