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Kerby Joseph deleted his X account and removed Instagram photos, signaling a social media hiatus amid injury concerns.
Joseph has missed six straight games this season due to a knee injury.
Joseph signed a contract extension through the 2029 season this past offseason.
Lions coach Dan Campbell said the knee pain may never fully go away but encourages strengthening for a possible return.
Joseph told reporters he wants to return and remains grateful for being alive.
Teammate Thomas Harper has filled in admirably for Joseph, with an interception against the Giants.
Joseph emphasized the need for the team to win by blocking out outside noise.
The report notes that Joseph has built a following and frequently engaged with fans prior to the hiatus.
Thomas Harper has stepped into Joseph’s role, delivering steady performance in the back end.

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Red Wings win 4-3 over the Bruins at Little Caesars Arena on Dec. 2, 2025, boosting Detroit’s home-ice confidence.
Bruins scored first but Detroit maintained pressure to reclaim momentum and seal the 4-3 win.
Larkin is highlighted as a key player for Detroit in the evening's narrative.
Boston ranks among the league leaders in power-play goals this season, showing early specialty teams success.
Stat line shows Bruins’ scoring ability with Pastrnak leading in goals for the team this season.
Red Wings have a strong power-play presence with 18 power-play goals this season.
Detroit ranks 20th in goals scored, and Boston ranks ninth in scoring this season.
Bruins’ goaltending and defense have yielded a higher goals-against rate this season.
Detroit’s goal differential sits at a negative mark, affecting overall team pace this season.
The page notes an analytics-backed context from Data Skrive and Sportradar.

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Cade Cunningham hit his eighth basket of the fourth quarter to seal a four-point Detroit lead late in the game.
Detroit dominated the paint, holding a 58–42 edge and grabbing more rebounds than Atlanta.
Ron Holland energized Detroit off the bench with key rebounds and an important finish during a late surge.
Jalen Duren imposed his physical presence early, setting the tone with a strong baseline drive and finish.
The Pistons benefited from 19 second-chance points and 21 fastbreak points to stay ahead.
Atlanta overcame early shooting struggles by staying close with solid interior play and defense.
Detroit’s defense repeatedly forced stops in key moments, according to coach J.B. Bickerstaff.
Hawks coach Quinn Snyder emphasized limiting turnovers and second-chance opportunities as keys.
The teams traded momentum as the game remained decided by a narrow margin late.
Ausar Thompson contributed as part of Detroit’s solid guard play in the late stretch.
The Pistons improved to stay within reach of a potential streak, with the win coming at home against a division rival.

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