As he continues a breakout campaign in the NBA, Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham has become a major talking point across the association. Following another

Yes, the SUV for Cade Cunningham is revved up and has grabbed a lane in the Kia MVP Ladder. Too soon? Not really — unless you haven’t been following his recent escapades for the suddenly-competitive Detroit Pistons.

Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham currently ranks seventh in All-Star votes among Eastern Conference guards, according to the third and latest fan returns released by the NBA on Thursday.

NBA season, Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham has been viewed as a potential first-time All-Star candidate. When the first returns

NEW YORK -- Cade Cunningham scored 36 points, Malik Beasley had 22 and a pair of clutch 3-pointers in the final 40 seconds and the surging Detroit Pistons beat New York 124-119 on Monday night, their second straight victory over the Knicks after dropping the previous 16 meetings.

Cade Cunningham is now in company with Oscar Robertson, making the Pistons star a real-life superhero for the tortured franchise.

Cade Cunningham felt great following another standout performance at one of the most popular venues in the NBA. For the second time this season, the Detroit Pistons star helped his team pick up a win against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden.

The noise was coming from his teammate, Cade Cunningham, who overheard Magic coach Jamahl Mosley telling his players to isolate the big man — that Stewart had “slow feet” — on the final possession of the first half of their matchup on Jan. 1. Cunningham knew the comment would enrage Stewart and decided to add fuel to the fire.