Cade Cunningham scored 30 for the third straight game and the fourth time in five as the Pistons routed the Nets, 125-107.

Brooklyn's lottery pick was doing a little bit of everything against Detroit, but he thrived the most in the playmaking department.

Ben Saraf stole the show while leading the Long Island Nets to a comeback win during his G League debut on Friday.

The Nets have also ruled out rookies Nolan Traore, Ben Saraf and Danny Wolf as they are on assignment in the G League while Haywood Highsmith remains sidelined due to recovery from right knee surgery. On the other side, the Knicks enter Sunday’s matchup with a clean injury report as they have nobody listed on it.

Duren is currently averaging 17.9 points, 11.4 rebounds, and 1.4 blocks per game in eight matchups. With a 125-107 win over Brooklyn, the Pistons advanced to 7-2 on the year on Friday. This article was originally published on www.si.com/nba/pistons/onsi as Pistons Land Rare Showing From Cunningham, Duren vs Brooklyn Nets.