The Detroit Pistons are facing a critical moment in their playoff series against the Orlando Magic, and they might have to do it without one of their key players. Tobias Harris, the team's second-leading scorer, has been listed as questionable for Friday's elimination Game 6 due to a left ankle sprain. The game is set for 7 p.m. on the road, and the Pistons are trailing the series 3-2 after a dramatic 116-109 win in Game 5.

Harris, who is averaging 19.8 points per game this postseason, was instrumental in that victory, dropping 23 points. However, he went down in serious pain under the basket during the game, clutching his ankle. It was a scary moment that had fans holding their breath, but Harris powered through and finished strong, looking like his usual self on the court. The injury didn't seem to slow him down much, as he was the Pistons' second-best offensive player in the win.

Also listed as questionable is Kevin Huerter, who is dealing with a left adductor strain. Huerter missed Game 5 entirely and has only played a total of two minutes and 35 seconds in Game 3 while managing hip soreness. His absence could be another blow to Detroit's depth.

On the other side, the Magic might also be shorthanded. Franz Wagner, the Michigan alumnus and star forward, missed Game 5 with a right calf strain and his status for Friday remains uncertain. This could level the playing field a bit, but the Pistons will need all hands on deck to stave off elimination and force a Game 7.

With the series on the line, keep an eye on the injury reports as game time approaches. Whether you're gearing up for the action in Pistons gear or just following the drama, this is shaping up to be a must-watch matchup.