How to Watch Cavaliers at Pistons: Stream NBA Live, TV Channel

The Cleveland Cavaliers and Detroit Pistons play for the last time this regular season on Friday night.

The Cleveland Cavaliers go for the season series sweep when they travel to Detroit to take on the Pistons in this finale. The Cavaliers are up 3-0 in this series. While the Cavs won easily the first two meetings, Detroit came within just three points back at the beginning of February at home. It took a 31-foot three-pointer from Darius Garland to win that game at the buzzer. Cade Cunningham played an amazing game that night putting up a game-high 38 points. Cleveland will be the favorite even on the road as the best team in the East as the Cavs will go for their fourth win in a row. Cleveland is the 7.5-point favorite but Detroit shouldn’t be underestimated as it has won four of its last five games and is going for its third win in a row.

How to Watch Cleveland Cavaliers at Detroit Pistons today:

Game Date: Friday, March 28, 2025

Game Time: 7:00 p.m. ET

TV: FanDuel Sports Network Detroit Extra

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Both teams are coming off wins against the San Antonio Spurs. Cleveland played the Spurs most recently beating them 124-116 on Thursday. Jarrett Allen scored a season-high 29 points and Donovan Mitchell had a career-high assists with 14 and he added 25 points. Mitchell nearly had his first career triple double with eight rebounds. The Spurs made it close late but the Cavaliers showed how elite they are breaking away late even without Evan Mobley who rested. The All-Star is expected to return tonight.

Detroit beat San Antonio on Wednesday by the tune of 122-96 at home. It was a huge win especially since Cunningham didn’t play. It was their second consecutive win without Cunningham who has a bruised left calf. His estimated return date is March 30 so this game is going to require all hands on deck. But the Pistons showed they could do it against San Antonio as Marcus Sasser scored a career-high 27 points in 26 minutes off the bench. They’ll need that same type of effort to pull off this upset against the best team in the East.

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