Detroit Pistons vs New York Knicks 最終スコア 75-86 — Jul 13, 2026 | スコア・ボックススコア・スタッツ

The New York Knicks enter this matchup in freefall, dropping their first two summer league games by a combined 47 points while averaging only 57 PPG—a concerning offensive signal even for Vegas play. Detroit, despite a 0-1 record, showed more competitive structure in its loss to Philadelphia (93-101), suggesting better organizational execution. The head-to-head history is decisively in the Pistons' favor: they've won all three regular-season matchups this season, including a dominant 118-80 home victory and a 121-90 road blowout. Cade Cunningham has been Detroit's offensive catalyst at 28.1 PPG, while Jalen Brunson's elite playmaking (6.1 APG) hasn't yet translated to summer league success for New York. The Knicks' perimeter defense has been porous, allowing 80.5 PPG in just two games, and that vulnerability plays directly into Cunningham's scoring profile. Detroit's pace-and-space approach—built around Cunningham's drive-and-kick game—will likely exploit New York's rotational gaps further. While the Knicks have star talent on paper, their summer league struggles suggest roster continuity or coaching adjustments haven't yet cohesed. Detroit, despite being away, brings momentum, recent dominance in the matchup, and a sharper operational identity into Cox Pavilion.