The Detroit Pistons could pull off a blockbuster deal with the Dallas Mavericks to land a franchise-altering center.

The Detroit Pistons’ official account shared a picture of Cunningham dunking on Drummond, who wore an Allen Iverson era black, white and red throwback jersey. That was Drummond’s cue to respond. “Cade if you see this,” Drummond wrote with a upward pointing finger emoji and two crying emojis, “I’m blocking that next time.

Cunningham scored 46 points for the Pistons in Monday's overtime win, the latest example of Detroit "controlling chaos."

If Cunningham and the Pistons continue to develop at this rate, former NBA star and content creator Gilbert Arenas believes that Detroit could be a legitimate contender in the coming years.

Detroit Pistons vibes could not be higher right now, with Cade Cunningham making history on Monday night to lift his team to a 137-135 overtime victory over the Washington Wizards and extend their winning streak to seven games.

By all indications, Cunningham has taken the proverbial leap into superstardom and maintains that his belief in himself never wavered, even through the difficult seasons, while also crediting the city of Detroit and the Pistons franchise for not losing faith.