The season is about to begin for the Detroit Pistons, who are looking to take a big step forward after finishing with the worst record in the NBA last year.

Pistons games will be easier to watch this season thanks to streaming platform Fubo. Fubo partnered with all regional streaming services, including Bally Sports Detroit, to air NBA games this season as part of the subscription. Anyone can sign up for Fubo with a free trial and access the games without the requirement of a Bally Sports account.

Eyes will be on Cade Cunningham who is making his return to the court and is the main reason for optimism surrounding the Pistons. The former No. 1 overall pick missed 70 games last season due a left shin injury and subsequent surgery. His presence of on-court leadership and offensive consistency was sorely missed during the 17-win campaign in 2022-23.

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Now fully healthy, Cunningham started to turn heads in NBA circles over the summer during open workouts. He will slide back into the lineup next to a plethora of young talent looking to prove themselves in the association. Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren, both in their second year, are the two main names looking to take leaps after starting most of last season.

The trio plus rookie Ausar Thompson, Isaiah Stewart, James Wiseman, Killian Hayes and Marvin Bagley III are the young players Detroit hopes can become the core of the future. They will play alongside veterans Bojan Bogdanovic, former Michigan Mr. Basketball Monte Morris and Joe Harris to round out the rotation.

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All of Detroit's games during the upcoming season will be available on Bally Sports Detroit or Fubo in Michigan. Sign up for a free trial of Fubo here.

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