Детройт Пистонсын хамгаалагч Кэйд Каннингем NBA-ийн түүхэнд 50-аас дээш оноо авч, 10-аас дээш дамжуулалт өгөхдөө нэг ч бөмбөг алдаагүй анхны тоглогч боллоо.
Пүрэв гарагт болсон тоглолтод Детройт Пистонс Вашингтон Уизардсыг 144-140-ийн харьцаатай хоёр нэмэлт цагт буулган авлаа. Кэйд Каннингем 52 оноо авч карьерынхаа дээд амжилтыг тогтоосон бөгөөд тоглолтын туршид 16-аас 25-ын харьцаатай тоглолтын шидэлт, 17-оос 18-ын харьцаатай торгуулийн шидэлтийг амжилттай гүйцэтгэжээ. NBA-д 1977 оноос хойш бөмбөг алдалтыг албан ёсоор бүртгэх болсон бөгөөд түүнээс хойш ийм үзүүлэлтийг үзүүлсэн өөр тоглогч байхгүй байна.
Вашингтон Уизардсын хувьд Трэй Янг 37 оноо, 14 дамжуулалт, Энтони Дэвис, Алекс Сарр нар тус бүр 30 оноо авсан ч ялагдлаас мултарч чадсангүй. Энэ нь тус багийн хувьд зургаа дараалан хожигдсон тоглолт боллоо. Тоглолтын үндсэн цагийн төгсгөлд Трэй Янг гурван онооны шидэлтээр тооны харьцааг тэнцүүлж, тоглолтыг нэмэлт цагт шилжүүлсэн юм.
Нэмэлт цагуудад Детройт Пистонс илүүрхэж, Кэйд Каннингем шийдвэрлэх мөчүүдэд оноо авснаар багаа ялалтад хөтөлжээ. Тус тоглолтод Асар Томпсон 17 оноо, 11 самбараас бөмбөг авалт, 11 дамжуулалттайгаар карьерынхаа анхны triple-double-ийг гүйцэтгэсэн бол Данисс Женкинс 21 оноо нэмэрлэв. Энэхүү ялалтын дараа Детройт Пистонс 8-3-ын амжилттай боллоо.
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Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham became the first NBA player to record 50 or more points with 10-plus assists and no turnovers in a 144-140 win over the Washington Wizards in double overtime on Thursday.
Turnovers weren’t officially recorded by the NBA until 1977, so it isn’t certain that Cunningham is the first player to ever post that stat line. However, only three players in the past 49 years — Michael Jordan, Nikola Jokic and Damian Lillard — had scored 50 with 10 assists and 1 turnover. (Hat tip to Yahoo Sports’ Dan Devine for that factoid.)
Cade Cunningham of the @DetroitPistons is the only NBA player with 50+ points, 10+ assists & 0 turnovers in a game (since turnovers were first officially tracked in 1977-78). pic.twitter.com/2earHZNSnb
— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) November 13, 2026
Cunningham finished with a career-high 52 points, shooting 16-of-25 from the floor (including 3-for-5 on 3-pointers) and making 17 of 18 free throws in Detroit’s win.
Washington lost — and dropped to 4-9 — despite three players scoring 30 or more points. Trae Young tallied 37 points with 14 assists, while both Anthony Davis and Alex Sarr added 30. Davis also grabbed 15 rebounds and Sarr added 9. The Wizards have lost six consecutive games, including two of their past three to the Pistons.
The Pistons and Wizards played a close game throughout regulation, trading the lead back and forth during the fourth quarter. Washington took a 105-102 lead with eight minutes remaining on a Young layup. Two Cunningham free throws and a Paul Reed tip-in dunk then put Detroit back ahead.
Detroit twice took a 3-point advantage from there before the Wizards tied the score at 110-110 on a short Davis jumper. But Cunningham responded by making jumpers on two consecutive possessions to put the Pistons ahead by four.
KYSHAWN GEORGE FOR THE LEAD‼️ pic.twitter.com/18qVOU7RYY
— SleeperWizards (@SleeperWizards) November 13, 2026
Sarr cut Detroit’s lead to 116-115 on a 3-pointer from the wing. After two Pistons misses, Young hit two free throws to give the Wizards a one-point lead, before Ausar Thompson tied the score by making one of two foul shots. Kyshawn George then hit a 3 for a Washington lead.
Four more foul shots from Cunningham put Detroit up by three with 1.1 seconds left in regulation. But out of a timeout, Young caught the ball on the right wing and hit a game-tying 3-pointer with Reed and Ron Holland defending him.
Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff was not happy about allowing Young’s shot, saying “we didn’t pay attention to the details.”
“We hold ourselves to a higher standard,” he added. “In certain moments when we have to be able to generate a stop, we gotta be able to trust each other.”
TRAE YOUNG FORCES OT WITH THE DEEP 3 🥶 pic.twitter.com/HyrvLi2ddl
— NBA (@NBA) November 13, 2026
In the first overtime period, the Wizards ran out to a 130-121 lead capped by a Sarr dunk off a lob from Davis. From there, the Pistons went on an 11-2 run — with 7 points from Cunningham — to go back on top. Yet Wizards rookie AJ Dybantsa hit a jumper from the free-throw line to extend the game to another overtime period.
A 3-pointer by Cunningham gave Detroit the advantage in the second overtime, a narrow lead the Pistons would hold until 1:10 remaining when Bilal Coulibaly tied the score at 140-140 on a dunk. Yet Cunningham put the Pistons ahead for good on a midrange jumper with 25 seconds remaining. Two Kevin Huerter free throws gave Detroit its final four-point margin.
“To be able to do what he does in the moment, when it’s called on, it’s unique and special,” Bickerstaff said of Cunningham. “He never ceases to amaze. He just understands what it takes to get it done and has all the abilities to make those things happen.”
Daniss Jenkins added 21 points for the Pistons, who improved to 8-3 (5-1 on the road) with the victory. Thompson recorded his first career triple-double with 17 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists, along with 3 steals and 3 blocks. Robinson and Reed each tallied 13 points.
