Detroit Pistons defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers 115-94 in Game 6 of their NBA Eastern Conference second-round series, forcing a decisive Game 7. Cade Cunningham leads Detroit with 21 points as the Pistons control the game, particularly during the second half, pulling away to secure a 21-point win. Multiple reports describe the margin as a major swing after Cleveland’s earlier advantage in the series, with Detroit coming through on the road to set up the final matchup. The victory ties a long-standing NBA postseason mark for the largest Game 6 road win by a team that is trailing 3-2 in a best-of-seven series, according to one account. The teams now shift to Game 7, scheduled for Sunday in Detroit. Cunningham is quoted as looking forward to playing in Detroit for the decisive game. Overall, the coverage focuses on Detroit’s second-half dominance, Cunningham’s scoring output, and the record-equalling nature of the Game 6 road win that sets up the series finale.