Detroit Pistons obliterate the Orlando Magic with a historic half-court offensive performance, scoring 1.13 points per possession—better than even the league-leading Denver Nuggets. Is this the breakthrough that transforms their season? Ku Khahil breaks down Cade Cunningham's dominant 30-point, zero-turnover masterpiece, highlighting his newfound physicality and post-game against smaller guards. The analysis covers Ausar Thompson's aggressive ball-handling evolution, Jalen Duran's offensive versatility beyond the rim, and how the Pistons' offensive rebounding synergy is creating extra possessions. Matt Griffin offers insights on spacing concerns, Duncan Robinson's movement shooting, and why Cade's two-way impact separates him from most franchise players. Key discussions include the dramatic improvement from 0.89 to 1.13 points per possession in half-court sets, Duran's five offensive rebounds per game creating transition defense problems for opponents, and whether this lineup finally has the ingredients to escape bottom-10 offensive territory. Discover how the Pistons' young core is finally clicking and what it means for their playoff aspirations.