We've got another exciting Central Division matchup on Wednesday's NBA schedule as the Detroit Pistons will host the Cleveland Cavaliers. Detroit is 25-25 overall and 12-12 at home, while Cleveland is 40-10 overall and 16-6 on the road.

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It’s Wednesday, February 5, and the Cleveland Cavaliers (40-10) and Detroit Pistons (25-25) are all set to square off from Little Caesars Arena in Detroit. This is Cleveland’s third game in four nights as the Cavaliers are right back at it the night after losing at home last night,

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T he Cleveland Cavaliers will look to get back in the win column as they welcome to Detroit Pistons to town for an inter-divisional battle. Both teams are coming off tough losses,

The Cavaliers, on a back-to-back, tackle the Pistons in Detroit, with a six-point spread in what's expected to be a high-scoring game set at 238 total points.