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The Oklahoma City Thunder will have a chance to add some distance for first place in the Western Conference standings when they travel to face the Detroit Pistons. Both teams enter this contest relatively healthy.
The only players listed on the Thunder’s injury report are Ousmane Dieng (G League assignment) and Tre Mann (not with team), who are both out. The latter has an excused absence, per the Thunder.
Meanwhile, the Pistons should have their regular rotation available. Both Cade Cunningham (knee injury management) and Monte Morris (quadriceps injury management) are listed as probable.
The only Pistons players who are out are their three two-way players Jared Rhoden, Stanley Umude and Malcolm Cazalon.
The Thunder (32-13) continue to rack up wins, riding a five-game winning streak. In their last contest, they blew out the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday and held them to 83 points.
Meanwhile, the Pistons (5-40) have suffered through a historically bad season. They lost to the Washington Wizards on Saturday in their first game of this home back-to-back.
Tip off from Detroit is set for 1 p.m. CT on Sunday.