The Cleveland Cavaliers kept their win streak alive when they earned a 116-95 blowout win over the Detroit Pistons on Monday. The Cavs were without guard Lonzo Ball, who the gained from another division rival in exchange for Isaac Okoro.

The Pistons had far too many possessions during their stretch without a field goal with little to no movement. The Cavaliers’ defense loaded up on Cunningham to contest the majority of his looks. But Detroit was ultimately unable to string together consistent movement necessary to find its way out of that slump.

Tom Gores said the Detroit Pistons have higher expectations now and that's a good thing. But it also makes him nervous.

“He’s hurting,” Cavs head coach Kenny Atkinson said postgame. “When Sam can’t come back in the game, it’s [hurting]. I think Evan actually hit him like in the hip. Looks like a hip pointer. Those are painful. We’ll see.”

Ausar Thompson didn’t need a play drawn up for him to take over the game late. It's starting to feel like a normal thing.

The Detroit Pistons have officially wrapped up preseason, and while the jury is still out, Daniss Jenkins made a convincing case. Jenkins was re-signed to anot

Fans can catch the 3:30 p.m. matchup on FanDuel Sports Network Detroit or through streaming options including Fubo and DirecTV, both offering free trials for new subscribers.