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From NBA All-Star headlines to NFL broadcast tension and renewed debate over VAR in European football, here are the biggest sports stories that shaped the weekend.

Detroit sports stayed busy over the weekend. The Pistons were represented on the NBA All-Star stage, Michigan women’s basketball grabbed a key rivalry win over Michigan State, Horizon League action tightened up with Detroit Mercy and Oakland results, and Detroit City FC’s women’s indoor side battled Louisville in MASLW play. Here’s a quick look at what mattered most.

Matt returns to the Detroit City Sports Cast to join Garret in breaking down the Pistons’ trade deadline moves, their recent stretch of games, and what lies ahead for Detroit as the Eastern Conference leaders push forward.

Garret and Adam welcome Matt Feldbush to break down the Detroit Pistons’ rise to the top of the Eastern Conference, standout performances, and what’s next for the newly dubbed “Nasty Dawgs.”

The Detroit Pistons’ remarkable turnaround, capped by a historic winning streak and a gritty new identity, has ushered in the birth of the “Nasty Dawgs” era.

Garret and Adam welcome Matt Feldbush to break down the Pistons’ scorching start — what’s working, surprising takeaways, and whether this early success can last all season.

The Detroit Pistons edged the Atlanta Hawks 99–98 on Monday night behind a late surge from Cade Cunningham and a final defensive stand that sealed another statement win for one of the NBA’s hottest teams.

The biggest sports stories from November 18 as you start your day!

Here are some of the top Detroit Sports headlines as you get your day started!

The Detroit Pistons extended their winning streak to ten games with a 127–112 win over the Indiana Pacers, fueled by Jalen Duren’s dominant 31-point return and strong depth scoring. Indiana dropped its eighth straight as defensive issues continued to mount.