8legs: Cade cunningham

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sports44m ago

Cunningham is posting about 25 points, 6 rebounds and 10 assists per game for Detroit this season.
His strong availability helps All-NBA considerations since he has missed only six games.
65-game minimum could affect MVP discussions as Wembanyama, Jokic, and Giannis factor in.
Detroit hasn’t had an All-NBA first-team player since Grant Hill in 1996-97.
Duren could join Cunningham as an All-NBA candidate if he maintains strong play.
Cunningham is near MVP contention if the 65-game rule blocks other top contenders.
A strong finish could lead to postseason success and multiple awards for Detroit.
The article frames Cunningham as a league-wide superstar this season.
The piece highlights Cunningham’s two-way impact with steals and blocks.
The article notes Cunningham could lead Detroit to a deep postseason run if momentum continues.
The article bundles awards prospects with franchise milestones for Pistons.

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sports12h ago

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander remains the clubhouse leader, despite OKC’s recent pace and health concerns.
Nikola Jokić leads in rebounds and assists while posting historic efficiency, yet games-missed risk disqualifying end-of-season votes.
Victor Wembanyama’s case hinges on health and Spurs’ seeding, with strides on both ends highlighted.
Jokić’s injury risk and Denver’s recent form complicate a clean path to a repeat title.
Cunningham’s Pistons sit atop the East, boosting his MVP case amid questions about durability.
Dončić is highlighted for offensive dominance but faces defensive concerns.
Anthony Edwards remains a top contender but is affected by team dynamics in Minnesota.
Tackling the 65-game threshold remains a decisive factor for eligibility and voting.
Luka Dončić is noted for clutch offense but carries defensive critiques.
Jokić and SGA vie for the top honor as the season nears its end, with health and pace shaping outcomes.
The article notes potential bias toward narrative-driven voting in late-season MVP decisions.

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Draymond Green says Cade Cunningham owns the New York Knicks on his podcast after Cunningham's big night at MSG.
Cunningham poured in 42 points with 13 assists and 8 rebounds in Detroit's 126-111 win at Madison Square Garden.
The Knicks have struggled to contain Cunningham, who has been tough for New York this season.
Green has a pattern of criticizing New York, including remarks in October 2025 about the Knicks' contender status.
The February incident coincides with Cunningham's strong recent form against New York.
The Pistons hold the best record in the Eastern Conference at 42-13.
New York's defense on Cunningham remains a talking point after multiple matchups.
Green criticized Brunson and Towns for defensive effort in past episodes.
The article notes Green's grid of comments adds to a longer back-and-forth with New York.
The piece cites ongoing interest in Cunningham's performance against the Knicks.

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