The Atlanta Hawks were defeated by the Detroit Pistons on Tuesday night by a final score of 120-112. The loss brought an end to Atlanta’s five-game winning streak, while Detroit picked up their 11th (!) win in a row.

The Detroit Pistons are continuing to prove that their hot start is no fluke, most recently beating the Atlanta Hawks.

Atlanta Hawks face a tough test against the Eastern Conference's best team, the Detroit Pistons. Despite losing, they gain valuable lessons.

With the victory, the Pistons (13-2) have won 11 straight games matching their longest winning streak in the past 20 years. Detroit also ended a five-game winning streak for the Hawks (9-6). The Pistons got Cunningham and Ausar Thompson back for Tuesday night’s game after missing seven combined games.

Both teams went into tonight's matchup with red-hot win streaks, including Detroit's 10-game sweep as it steamrolled its way through its early schedule. It has been nearly a month since the Pistons last lost a game as they continue to build upon their best start in two decades.

Cade Cunningham returned from injury with 25 points and 10 assists as the Detroit Pistons won their 11th straight game, 120-112 over the short-handed Atlanta Hawks, whose five-game winning streak ended.

First-place Pistons (12-2) face the fourth-place Hawks (9-5) at 7:30 p.m. ET on FanDuel Sports Network Detroit with streaming options available.

Cade Cunningham and Ausar Thompson returned to the Detroit Pistons lineup Tuesday against the Atlanta Hawks. Here's the updated Pistons injury report.

Cade Cunningham headlines the Detroit Pistons’ latest injury report ahead of their matchup with the Atlanta Hawks.

Even with their loss to the Celtics on Wednesday, the Detroit Pistons' 15-3 start is tied for the best in franchise history. And they're not happy.