The Detroit Pistons submitted a lengthy injury report ahead of their marquee NBA Cup matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday. The franchise has been decimated by injuries, with its core badly rattled. Cade Cunningham and Jalen Duren, both of whom missed the previous game against the Chicago Bulls, once again made the list.Cunningham is listed as "questionable" owing to a left hip contusion. Duren missed the previous game with a right ankle sprain and remains questionable. The Pistons did a superb job against the Chicago Bulls, recording a 124-111 win with their two main players missing the action.Isaiah Stewart is also listed as "questionable" owing to a left ankle sprain. The muscular center has missed the previous three games due to the same issue.Tobias Harris, Jaden Ivey, Marcus Sasser and Ausar Thompson won't be available to play. Harris is sidelined with a right ankle sprain, Ivey remains out following right knee arthroscopy, Sasser is battling a right hip impingement, and Thompson continues to recover from a right ankle sprain.Despite all the injury woes, the Pistons have dealt with the unavailability of players in a remarkable manner. Detroit is currently on an eight-game winning streak, sitting comfortably at the top of the Eastern Conference standings with a 10-2 record. The shorthanded Pitons will fancy their chances against the Sixers, who will be without Joel Embiid and Paul George.How to watch Detroit Pistons vs. Philadelphia 76ers?NBA fans can watch the Detroit Pistons vs. Philadelphia 76ers NBA Cup game on Amazon Prime Video. The action is also available for live streaming on the NBA League Pass and Fubo TV app and website (regional restrictions may apply).The Pistons will host the Sixers at the Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, on Friday. Tip off is slated for 7:30 p.m. EST (4:30 p.m. PT).