In the midst of a breakout season, Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham has been one of the most talked about young players in the league. Many have discussed his cade to be an All-Star, but one analyst recently took things a step further.

Cunningham's turnovers are linked to his high usage rate of 31.6%. This correlation resembles the criticism of James Harden and Russell Westbrook, whose career seasons occurred when they led the league in usage percentage and turnovers, respectively.

In the midst of a breakout season, Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham worked his way into the All-Star conversation. Despite having countless people in and around the league make a case for him, he was not selected as a starter.

Although Cade Cunningham's recent turnovers made NBA history, the Pistons still ended up winning, so it doesn't really matter.

Leader offensively in defeat

Cade Cunningham has helped lead the Detroit Pistons to a 22-21 record, an 18-win improvement from this time last year.

Shaquille O'Neal asks Pistons' Cade Cunningham a stern question about his All-Star status during NBA on TNT pregame show.

Cade Cunningham had 29 points and 11 assists and the Detroit Pistons won for the seventh time it their last eight road games, 114-104 over the Atlanta Hawks.

No Pistons were named to the 2025 NBA Rising Stars game when rosters were released on Tuesday.

A loss to the Cavaliers on Monday night highlighted how the lack of a secondary ball-handler can negatively impact the Pistons' success.

After weeks without their third-year guard, JB Bickerstaff reveals what the Pistons miss most without Jaden Ivey on the court.