The Detroit Pistons have done the unthinkable—and their fans made sure Orlando Magic big man Wendell Carter Jr. heard every bit of it.

Down 3-1 in their first-round playoff series, the Pistons stormed back to force a Game 7 on Sunday, then dismantled the Magic with a commanding 22-point victory at Little Caesars Arena. The win punched Detroit's ticket to the second round and capped one of the most thrilling comebacks in recent playoff memory.

But while Cade Cunningham (32 points) and Tobias Harris (30 points) stole the show on the court, it was the crowd that stole the headlines—thanks to a chant aimed directly at Carter.

As Carter stepped to the free-throw line, Pistons fans erupted with a chant that referenced his girlfriend, WNBA star Angel Reese. The message was clear, sharp, and impossible to miss. Carter finished with 13 points on 3-of-7 shooting, but the noise from the stands seemed to rattle his rhythm all afternoon.

The moment added an extra layer of drama to an already electric atmosphere. Little Caesars Arena was a sea of sound from tip-off to final buzzer, with fans riding every bucket and defensive stop. For a team that has spent years rebuilding, this series win felt like a coronation—and the crowd made sure the Magic knew it.

For Carter, it was a tough end to an otherwise strong series. He had been a steady anchor for Orlando's defense throughout the matchup. But in Game 7, the pressure—and the chants—proved too much to overcome.

Now, the Pistons advance, their fans still buzzing, and one thing is certain: this series will be remembered not just for the comeback, but for the soundtrack that came with it.