The Detroit Pistons stole the show this Friday with a 131-124 win over the Warriors. Plus, Cade Cunningham took charge, scoring 29 points and dishing out 11 assists. But it wasn’t just his credentials that got folks talking.
After the final whistle, the matchup had already ended on the scoreboard, but a moment on the court won hearts. Draymond Green called over his young son and brought him onto the hardwood to meet Cunningham. What followed was a brief but warm moment.
Draymond Green Brings His Son on Court to Meet Cade Cunningham

The emotional exchange happened just after the Pistons’ big road win at Chase Center. Green’s son walked onto the court with joy, and Cunningham immediately crouched down to greet him. They shared a brief interaction, shook hands, and hugged, creating a feel-good scene that stood out even in a high-stakes game.
The moment got more attention when a viral X post captioned, “Draymond Green brought his son on the court post-game to meet Cade Cunningham,” went viral. Fans watching saw a human moment between a seasoned veteran and one of the league’s brightest young stars, pure, unscripted, and real.
Dray wants to be a piston lol
— supersaiyanblazed (@codydubb51017) January 31, 2026
This rare encounter reminded folks that basketball ain’t just about score or wins. Even in a tough loss, Green let his son feel the fan moment with Cunningham, blending family, respect, and the joy of basketball in one quick exchange.
With that video, fans started to give multiple reactions:
A fan said, “Dray wants to be a Pistons lol.”
Another showed his respect and said, “He’s a very good father.Respect 🙏.”
One fan chimes in, “Good gesture, boy was troubling to see Cade.”
Another said, “He should’ve given him. His jersey or sneak.”
Another said, “Nice moment for young Cade Cunningham.”
Meanwhile, there has been chatter around Green’s future. But the legend ain’t worried, as he said while speaking to reporters after the Friday game.
“I’ve been here for 14 years,” Green said. “I have no reason to sit and worry about leaving. But if I’m traded, that’s part of the business. I ain’t losing no sleep though. I slept great last night.”
Friday night was not about the scoreline. Instead, it was a beautiful interaction where a father, his son, and a young player connected in a simple, unforgettable way on the court.
