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Cavaliers Secure Overtime Victory Over Pistons in Game 5, Take Series Lead

The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Detroit Pistons 117-113 in overtime during Game 5. Cleveland now leads the NBA playoff series 3-2. The game concluded regulation with a play involving Jarrett Allen and Ausar Thompson.

10/01/2026 · Ohio edition

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Why it matters locally: The Cleveland Cavaliers are a major professional sports team based in Ohio, and their performance in the NBA playoffs is of direct interest to many residents across the state.

The Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Detroit Pistons 117-113 in overtime during Game 5 of their NBA playoff series. Cleveland now holds a 3-2 series lead. The game concluded regulation at a tied score, prompting the overtime period. A play near the end of regulation involved Cavaliers player Jarrett Allen and Pistons player Ausar Thompson. Following the overtime session, the Cavaliers secured the four-point victory, extending their series advantage.

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