Jalen Duren on people still doubting Cade Cunningham as All-NBA: If you don’t know that by now…you’re not watching basketball

Malik Beasley: Wow!!! Cade is him!!!! -via x.com / March 19, 2025

Omari Sankofa II: FINAL: Pistons 116, Heat 113. Cade won the game with a 3-pointer with 0.6 seconds left on the clock, on ESPN. A big highlight in a season full of highlights. He finished with a triple-double: 25 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists. -via x.com / March 19, 2025

Omari Sankofa II: JB on what they intended for the final play: “It was simply get the ball to Cade. We trust Cade to go out and create the shot he’s most comfortable with. We know he’s going to get a shot. Tonight he got the bank and the kiss to get it in.” -via x.com / March 19, 2025

Eric Woodyard: I asked #Pistons C Jalen Duren about Shaq calling them “boring.” Duren said he’s big on earning the league’s respect and won’t shy away from expectations. “When it’s time, I just want both the clips back-to-back of when he realizes we’re here and when he act like he didn’t know.” -via Twitter @E_Woodyard / March 13, 2025

“When I watched the games, you constantly see they do what they do every night to the best of their ability, and that’s something that we needed,” Duren said. “We needed that bad, being a young team, we just needed consistent vets, and they don’t only perform on the court but off the court. “Tobias is one guy who’s constantly teaching about all different things — life, financial stuff. Timmy, Malik (Beasley), they’ve very vocal. They’re not guys who are to themselves. They’re part of the group, they’re bringing guys up, they’re constantly competing. They’ve been huge for us.” -via Detroit Free Press / March 5, 2025

Omari Sankofa II: FINAL: Pistons 115, Nets 94. They opened the 4th with a 23-7 run to close it out and have won nine of 10. 34-27 overall. Duren: 18 points, 11 rebounds, six blocks (career-high), two steals, two assists -via x.com / March 1, 2025