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Head coach Dwane Casey mentioned Saturday that Livers (shoulder) will miss some time, James L. Edwards III of The Athletic reports.

Just a small thing , but it should be Grizzlies-Pistons, as its a home game.

Don't care about Livers, we'll probably miss his defense tho. I will try to watch this one.

Cunningham, who has missed Detroit's last 12 games with left shin soreness, may require surgery to address the injury, Keith Langlois of the Pistons' official site reports. "It's up to the medical group and to Cade and whatever is best for his health," Casey said. "I'm all for it. Whatever he decides to do, I'm 100 percent behind him."

MortSahlfan wrote:Cunningham, who has missed Detroit's last 12 games with left shin soreness, may require surgery to address the injury, Keith Langlois of the Pistons' official site reports. "It's up to the medical group and to Cade and whatever is best for his health," Casey said. "I'm all for it. Whatever he decides to do, I'm 100 percent behind him."

Hopefully Cade decides what to do soon, so we have some finality to the situation.

zeebneeb wrote:

MortSahlfan wrote:Cunningham, who has missed Detroit's last 12 games with left shin soreness, may require surgery to address the injury, Keith Langlois of the Pistons' official site reports. "It's up to the medical group and to Cade and whatever is best for his health," Casey said. "I'm all for it. Whatever he decides to do, I'm 100 percent behind him."

Hopefully Cade decides what to do soon, so we have some finality to the situation.

If he goes the surgery route, its a 4 - 6 month recovery time. He likely needs to do it by February at the latest to be good to go for training camp. He may be wanting to try to play again and then if it doesn't feel right do surgery... but he doesn't want to come back too soon before getting enough rest to give it a real chance to heal naturally without surgery. Kind of a tough spot to be in for sure.

Scoot plays after this one on ESPN2.

Does anyone know of a player who went through Cade's injury and surgery?

Anyone else watching this like its Killians rookie season again? Like I am filled with anticipation, at what he's going to do.

Let's hope he does it again, but I'm dreading a reversion.

zeebneeb wrote:Anyone else watching this like its Killians rookie season again? Like I am filled with anticipation, at what he's going to do.

Let's hope he does it again, but I'm dreading a reversion.

Well... he just shot the worst 15 foot jumper in the history of the league.... missed the basket by 10 feet.

bstein14 wrote:

zeebneeb wrote:Anyone else watching this like its Killians rookie season again? Like I am filled with anticipation, at what he's going to do.

Let's hope he does it again, but I'm dreading a reversion.

Well... he just shot the worst 15 foot jumper in the history of the league.... missed the basket by 10 feet.

I thought he was passing it to someone floating 20' above him.

I see Casey's advanced offense is working to a tee.

Don't post up Bagley, but let Stewart do it from the baseline?

Weird. So, so tired of the hand off offense up top. It's so basic it doesn't even create switches, thus I have no idea why it's run.

Love Ivey's game, so much fun to watch

Jaden Ivey channeling his inner Killmonger...

Uh oh, Hayes

Just double Morant. Obvious solution to the problem, but it's always a lagging reaction.

He is conducting, take him out of his damn game.

Tough matchup for our guards

God this defensive scheme is horrific

Why do our players sink so deep into the paint on every penetration giving up wide open threes across the board?

Its so idiotic.

Also, lazy Pistons tonight. No motivation at all.