Cade Cunningham Exchanges Words With LeBron James After a Foul Call Goes Against Him

The most anticipated matchup takes place in the NBA. The Los Angeles Lakers return home to face the Detroit Pistons. While it isn’t a famous matchup, the history of this season says something else.

A massive scuffle involving LeBron James and Isaiah Stewart took place in their last game. They both faced each other tonight for the first time since then. However, another player may have entered this contest.

The previous encounter had turned ugly between these two as Stewart tried to go for LeBron after getting hit with an elbow. Now, as the Pistons come to the Staples, both teams went to battle as soon as the whistle rang.

While the Lakers fight to make their way over .500, the Pistons are fighting to be a competing team.

In such a stiff competition, both teams went right at each other – keeping the contest close until the third quarter. However, in the second quarter, LeBron got a foul on a successful flop against Cunningham, and he had some words for the ‘King’.

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While in the post with Cunningham, he was doing a good job of keeping LeBron off the ball. This is when James got pushed to the ground by Cunningham and won a foul. While going up to the free throw line, Cunningham and LeBron exchanged words.

We are not clear on the words being exchanged. However, it seems that LeBron was explaining the foul to his opponent.

Both teams started great on both ends of the floor. With the game barely with the Lakers at half, they turned things around in the third. Jerami Grant came out strong for the Pistons scoring 26 points.

Former dunk champion, Hamidou Diallo came up big off the bench as well. Rookie Cade Cunnigham has also been impressive: going for 15 points and 8 rebounds so far.

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For the Lakers, the ‘Big 3’ have surely done their job so far. Anthony Davis continues to dominate on both ends of the floor. Russ and LeBron are looking much more in sync on the floor with each aware of their role.

James is leading the scoring with 32 points. He is followed by Westbrook who has 25 points, so far.

The Pistons are however, making a comeback in the game. Do you think they will do it? Let us know in the comments below.