This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more aboutSports Betting on FOX Sports. New users on Kalshi can receive a $10 trade bonus when they use promo code FOXSPORTS before tonights Game 5 between the Pistons and Cavaliers tips off. Cleveland has looked unbeatable at home this postseason, but tonight's Game 5 is on the road in Detroit, where they haven't won yet. Cade Cunningham and the Pistons have protected home court the first two games and now have a chance to regain full control with the crowd behind them again. New users can click here to claim a $10 trade bonus with Kalshi promo code FOXSPORTS for Game 6 of tonights NBA playoff action tips off. For more information and full terms and conditions, visit our Kalshi promo code page. How to Claim the Kalshi Welcome Bonus Kalshi Odds *Odds/Probability are subject to change* No. 4 CLEVELAND (+125) vs. No. 1 DETROIT (-150) Tied 2-2 What to know: Is this one going seven? Neither team has been able to get a win on the others' home court, after Cleveland earned a nine-point win in Game 4. What was the interesting aspect of that game? The Cavs lost every quarter except the third (38-21), but that turned out to be enough to overcome the top-seeded Pistons. Detroit Pistons Top Players & Team Stats Team Stats (Postseason Performance) Trend Note: Detroit started this series winning the first two games behind Cade Cunninghams elite scoring and playmaking, but the Pistons have now dropped back-to-back games against Cleveland. Cunningham continues to carry the offense, but has allowed 110+ points in both of the last two games, allowing the Cavaliers to tie the series. Cleveland Cavaliers Top Players & Team Stats Team Stats (Postseason Performance) Trend Note: Cleveland has regained momentum after dropping the first two games against Detroit, winning back-to-back contests behind dominant scoring performances from Donovan Mitchell. Harden continues to orchestrate the offense as the primary facilitator, while Mobleys rebounding and interior defense remain critical to the Cavaliers ability to control tempo and second-chance opportunities.