Pistons' Cade Cunningham awakens to carve up Knicks, OG Anunoby for monster Game 2
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Cade Cunningham rebounded from a lackluster Game 1 performance to score 33 points and grab 12 rebounds in Game 2, helping the Pistons tie the series against the Knicks at one game each. Despite facing tough defense, Cunningham exploited openings in the Knicks' lineup, especially against OG Anunoby, who struggled to contain him. His aggressive approach and crucial assists, particularly a late alley-oop to Jalen Duren, were pivotal in reinforcing his status as a key player in the series and emphasizing his offensive impact despite his lower assist numbers compared to the regular season.
Cunningham bounced back from his rough series opener, erupting for 33 points on 11-for-21 shooting while adding 12 rebounds in Game 2.
Anunoby drew praise for the way he defended Cunningham in Game 1, where Cunningham scored only 21 points on 8-for-21 shooting with six turnovers.
Cunningham routinely beat Anunoby off the dribble in Game 2, getting into the paint often; just four of his 21 attempts were from 3-point range.
His crucial alley-oop assist to Jalen Duren gave the Pistons a four-point lead late in the game, showcasing his playmaking ability.
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