The Pistons are on such a roll that they are starting to resemble Detroit’s last championship team. In fact, this season’s Pistons team has already matched the 2003-04 team early in the season. When Detroit took down the Milwaukee Bucks 129-116 on Saturday night, Cade Cunningham and company extended their win streak to 12 games. This 12-game win streak now marks the longest win streak for any Pistons team since the franchise won its last championship just over two decades ago. The now 14-2 Pistons have won 12 in a row after going 2-2 in their first four games, which even included losing the season opener to the surprising Chicago Bulls on Oct. 22. On Saturday, Cunningham, firmly in the MVP conversation despite missing three games during Detroit’s win streak, scored 29 points in 33 minutes in Milwaukee. He also added eight rebounds and 10 assists, falling just shy of recording a triple-double. Beyond Cunningham, center Jalen Duren, 22, who stepped up and made history in Cunningham’s absence earlier in the
