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In the world of the NBA, a night of basketball means an early morning Top 10, and with that comes the highlights we love to see. Let’s dive into the action!

Jaden Ivey may not be the most notable young player on the Pistons this season, but he surely made his mark by hitting a buzzer-beater in the third quarter against the Bulls.

While it’s yet to be determined if Immanuel Quickley will be the best sixth man of the season, one thing is for sure – he made a costly mistake fouling Brandon Ingram in last night’s game.

The Wolves were already on their way to victory, but Josh Minott stole R.J. Hampton’s soul along with the win.

Although they may not be the most prominent young duo on the Pistons at the moment, Ausar Thompson and Isaiah Stewart seem to have a great connection on the court.

C.J. McCollum throwing an alley-oop to Zion Williamson? Not too surprising, except for the fact that the pass came from the half-court line.

Deni Avdija to Jordan Poole, Jordan Poole to Kyle Kuzma, and Kyle Kuzma to Franck Provost. The Wizards took home the victory along with an impressive highlight reel.

Did you ever think that Duncan Robinson could hold his own defensively against Karl-Anthony Towns? Well, think again.

Cade Cunningham asked Coby White to fetch a stick that he didn’t even throw. A friendly gesture, but a gullible response.

Scottie Barnes wanted to show Joel Embiid that he once won the MIP (Most Improved Player) award, but Embiid reminded him that he recently won the MVP (Most Valuable Player) title.

And finally, the moment we’ve been waiting for – the two most standout young players for the Pistons this season are none other than Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren.

With more thrilling moments like these, the NBA season promises to deliver countless highlights and memorable performances from both established stars and rising talents. Get ready for more buzzer-beaters, dunks, and incredible displays of skill in the games to come.

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