Final Injury Report for Pistons-Cavaliers Game 6: Will Duncan Robinson, Caris LeVert Play?
The Detroit Pistons are on the road on Friday night as they travel to take on the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals.
Detroit enters Friday’s game trailing 2-3 in the series after losing at home to Cleveland in Game 5 on Wednesday night in overtime.
In Wednesday’s loss to the Cavaliers, Cade Cunningham led the way for the Pistons as he recorded 39 points, seven rebounds and nine assists while Daniss Jenkins added 19 points and three assists of his own.
Now Detroit will try to bounce back on the road on Friday as they try to keep their season alive with a victory over the Cavaliers and force Game 7 back on their home court.
On the other side, Cleveland enters Friday’s contest with a 3-2 series lead after defeating the Pistons on the road in overtime on Wednesday night in Game 5.
James Harden led the way for the Cavaliers in Wednesday’s victory as he ended the game with 30 points, eight rebounds and six assists while Evan Mobley recorded 19 points, eight rebounds and eight assists.
While both teams are looking to pick up a victory in Game 6 on Friday night, one side may be without multiple key players due to injuries.
Pistons Injury Report: Will Duncan Robinson , Caris LeVert Play?
For the Pistons, they have three players listed on their injury report, including both Duncan Robinson and Caris LeVert.
Detroit has listed Robinson as questionable due to lower back soreness and he is in danger of missing his second consecutive contest.
If Robinson is sidelined once again, Jenkins could draw another start in his place and have an increased role alongside Cunningham in the backcourt.
The Pistons have also listed LeVert as questionable due to a right heel contusion, though he was able to play through the injury in Game 5 on Wednesday.
Kevin Huerter has also been listed as questionable due to a left adductor strain, though he was able to return from a seven-game absence in Wednesday’s loss.
Cavaliers Injury Report
On the other side, the Cavaliers enters Friday’s contest with a healthy roster as they have nobody listed on their injury report.
This is great news for Cleveland as they try to remain unbeaten at home to begin the playoffs and punch their ticket to the Eastern Conference Finals with a victory in Game 6.
Fans can catch Game 6 of the Eastern Conference semifinals between the Pistons and Cavaliers from Cleveland on Friday night at 7:00 p.m. ET on Amazon Prime Video.
This story was originally published by Athlon Sports on May 15, 2026, where it first appeared in the NBA section. Add Athlon Sports as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
