76ers vs. Pistons: Detroit Wins 106–93 in Philadelphia

Updated October 26, 2026.

The Detroit Pistons defeated the Philadelphia 76ers, 106–93, on Sunday, October 25, at Xfinity Mobile Arena. The NBA game center records the matchup as final under Game ID 0022600117. Detroit won by 13 points. The result, venue, scheduled tipoff, player box score, and the pregame injury report are all tied to that specific game record, so this update does not treat the matchup as an upcoming fixture.

Final score, date, and venue

The official 76ers event listing gives the start as 7:30 p.m. EDT at Xfinity Mobile Arena in Philadelphia. On October 25, Philadelphia was still observing daylight saving time: NIST lists the 2026 period as running from March 8 through November 1. That makes the venue’s offset UTC−04:00 on game day, and the local tipoff converts to 23:30 UTC on October 25 without rolling into a different UTC date. No separate reader market was supplied for this article, so the time is shown for the event location and in UTC rather than assuming a reader’s time zone.

Those timestamps refer to the game itself. They are not the time this page was updated or the date a recap was prepared. The matchup is now final, while the schedule details remain useful for readers checking archived listings, broadcasts, and game records. The NBA game number is also useful when searching the league’s site because Detroit and Philadelphia meet more than once during a season.

What the final box score confirms

Tyrese Maxey led Philadelphia with 29 points. The official box score credits him with 11 makes on 24 field-goal attempts, one make on five three-point attempts, and six makes on seven free throws. He also had five rebounds, four assists, three steals, one block, and one turnover. That line gives readers a checkable summary of Maxey’s individual contribution, while the final score shows the broader team result: Philadelphia finished 13 points behind Detroit.

Cade Cunningham led Detroit with 26 points and also recorded eight rebounds and eight assists. He made nine of 19 field-goal attempts, three of eight from beyond the arc, and five of eight free throws. Duncan Robinson added 21 points, including five made three-pointers; his official line was six makes on 12 shots overall and four makes on five free throws. These are separate box-score facts, not claims that one player or shot alone decided the game.

The team charts also show Detroit with 54 rebounds to Philadelphia’s 37 and 11 blocks to the 76ers’ eight. The Pistons had a 25–22 edge in assists. Philadelphia recorded more steals, 10–4, and had fewer turnovers, 10 compared with Detroit’s 15. Taken together, those figures describe a game in which the team that won the rebounding and block totals did not lead every possession-related category. They should be read as a statistical comparison, not as proof that a single category caused the result.

Paul Reed’s final line in the existing game record is eight points and eight rebounds, with three blocks. It is useful context because his name appears in the frontcourt rotation while Jalen Duren was unavailable. The box score is the place to confirm a player’s minutes and individual totals; the game charts are better for comparing team categories, and the play-by-play is the source for checking the order and timing of specific scoring sequences.

Pregame injuries and suspension check

The NBA’s official injury report stamped October 25 at 7:30 p.m. ET lists the players below as out for this matchup. Its stated reasons are reproduced as injury or illness designations; they should not be converted into a different explanation or treated as a report of current availability after the game.

The report is a time-stamped pregame snapshot, not a retrospective medical update. The NBA game record and box score should be used for the completed game’s final status and who appeared. Duren did not play and is listed as inactive in the final game record; the pregame report gives the specific injury designation. This wording separates the league’s recorded status from any later medical evaluation.

No suspension designation for either team appears in the official game listing or the injury report checked for this update. The report identifies the absences above as injury or illness, so none is described here as a suspension. If a reader is checking a later roster or disciplinary update, that should be verified against a newer official NBA transaction or announcement rather than inferred from this one-game report.

How to verify the result

For the direct answer to “Who won 76ers vs. Pistons?” Detroit won, 106–93. The NBA game center is the primary reference for the final result and Game ID. Its box-score tab supports player-level numbers; the game-chart tab is the right check for team comparisons; and the league’s injury-report PDF preserves the pregame status snapshot. The official Philadelphia event page confirms the advertised venue and tipoff. These records refer to this October 25 regular-season meeting only and do not settle the teams’ season series or establish any broader standings conclusion.

Readers reviewing a recap should keep the kinds of evidence distinct. A final score establishes the winner and margin. A box score reports what players recorded, but by itself does not explain every coaching decision or possession. An injury report documents the status supplied before the game, while a schedule listing gives the event’s advertised start and location. Keeping those records separate helps avoid turning a statistical correlation into a causal claim or carrying a pregame status forward as if it were still current.

Use the official NBA game record, box score, and game charts for final results and statistics. The 76ers event listing records the Philadelphia venue and start time. The official NBA injury report documents the listed player statuses, and NIST’s daylight-saving calendar confirms the applicable 2026 clock-change dates.