Getting seasoned veterans in the building wasn’t a foreign concept for the Detroit Pistons before. Over the summer, Pistons President of Basketball Operations Trajan Langdon prioritized adding some valuable veterans to the roster to complement Cade Cunningham’s game.

Yes, the SUV for Cade Cunningham is revved up and has grabbed a lane in the Kia MVP Ladder. Too soon? Not really — unless you haven’t been following his recent escapades for the suddenly-competitive Detroit Pistons.

Cade Cunningham leading Pistons back to relevancy Detroit is relevant in basketball circles again and Cade Cunningham is a big reason why.

Cunningham put together his latest dominant outing of the season. The former No. 1 pick erupted for 36 points as the Pistons took down the Knicks in Madison Squar

NBA Most Improved Player odds, Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham is the betting favorite to win this season’s award. According to the BetOnline sportsbook, Cunningham (-135) has the best odds, followed by Cleveland Cavaliers forward Evan Mobley (+450) and Atlanta Hawks wing Jalen Johnson (+700).

Those were the figures the Detroit Pistons pulled in last year. It was a basketball abomination. While some took the opportunity to proclaim Cade Cunningham wasn't that guy, smarter people saw through this charade.

At this stage in the 2024-2025 NBA season, Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham is expected to land his first All-Star big. Through two fan vote returns, Cunningham has landed in the top ten for Eastern Conference backcourt voting.

When the Detroit Pistons drafted Cade Cunningham first overall in the 2021 NBA Draft, they had high hopes that the Oklahoma State product would one day blossom into a superstar. After years of being a doormat in the Eastern Conference,