Detroit leaned on balanced scoring to control the game, with Isaiah Stewart leading the way with 17 points. Cade Cunningham and Duncan Robinson chipped in 15 apiece, Jalen Duren added 14, and four other Pistons finished in double figures.

 

 

 

The home team broke the game open in the third quarter, flexing its depth and defensive pressure to build a commanding 104-79 advantage entering the fourth. Detroit showed no signs of slowing down, pushing the margin to a game-high 35 points after Jaden Ivey’s floater with 5:28 remaining.

 

With the win, the Pistons improved to 20-5, further cementing their place atop the Eastern Conference standings. Detroit heads on the road next to face the Boston Celtics on Tuesday, while the Hawks (14-12) look to bounce back against the Philadelphia 76ers on Monday.