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By rss@youtube.com (totoiverson) LeBron James scored 33 points as the Cavaliers cruised to a 90-80 win over the Pistons. Author: totoiverson Keywords: Allen Iverson NBA Detroit Pistons Antonio McDyess Rodney Stuckey Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Jason Maxiell Rasheed Wallace LeBron James LBJ

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By rss@youtube.com (totoiverson) Wallace tied a season high with 25 points to lead the Pistons to a 98-89 victory over the Timberwolves. Author: totoiverson Keywords: Allen Iverson NBA Detroit Pistons Antonio McDyess Rodney Stuckey Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Jason Maxiell Rasheed Wallace

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By rss@youtube.com (chaseunc21) My Detroit Pistons tribute that I made-includes Allen Iverson and the recent season photos and videos~ Keywords: Detroit Pistons Allen Iverson Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Amir Johnson Rasheed Wallace Antonio McDyess Rodney Stuckey Aaron Afflalo Michael Curry

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By rss@youtube.com (totoiverson) Allen Iverson scores 23 points and records 3 assists as the Pistons defeat the Nuggets 93-90. Author: totoiverson Keywords: Allen Iverson NBA Detroit Pistons Antonio McDyess Rodney Stuckey Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Jason Maxiell Rasheed Wallace Added: January 10, 2009

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By rss@youtube.com (totoiverson) Author: totoiverson Keywords: Allen Iverson NBA Detroit Pistons Antonio McDyess Rodney Stuckey Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Jason Maxiell Rasheed Wallace Added: December 27, 2008

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By rss@youtube.com (BMacW650) The AI Show! We are better off with AI being AI. Author: BMacW650 Keywords: Allen Basketball Detroit Highlights Iverson NBA Pistons Rodney Stuckey Washington Wizards Added: December 17, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (totoiverson) Rasheed Wallace hits a 3-pointer with 10.4 seconds to help the Pistons beat the new look Bobcat 90-86. Author: totoiverson Keywords: Allen Iverson NBA Detroit Pistons Rodney Stuckey Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Jason Maxiell Rasheed Wallace Added: December 13, 2008

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By rss@youtube.com (totoiverson) The Wizards manage to pull out the win over the struggling Pistons, 107-94 Author: totoiverson Keywords: Allen Iverson NBA Detroit Pistons Rodney Stuckey Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Jason Maxiell Rasheed Wallace Added: December 10, 2008

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By rss@youtube.com (totoiverson) The Pistons try and mount a comeback after the break but Al Harrington and the Knicks were too much. Author: totoiverson Keywords: Allen Iverson NBA Detroit Pistons Rodney Stuckey Richard Hamilton Tayshaun Prince Jason Maxiell Rasheed Wallace Added: December 8, 2008

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Would you like a custom Detroit Pistons basketball court in your backyard? Willie Johnson has one. Arron Afflalo, Rodney Stuckey and Amir Johnson came to dedicate the court kids & the community in Detroit.

By info@crackle.com (DetroitPistons) Detroit Piston players Rodney Stuckey and Amir Johnson dropped off a new bicycle for Bruce Tribble, thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Pistons Cares Telethon. Tags:  players  Detroit  basketball  pistons  amir  Johnson  New  bicycle  wish  dropped  thanks  true  cares  Bruc...

Ben Gordon scored 23 points and Rodney Stuckey 20 as the shorthanded Pistons beat the Orlando Magic 85-80 on Tuesday night, handing the Magic their first loss.

By By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- Ben Gordon scored 23 points and Rodney Stuckey added 20 as the short-handed Detroit Pistons beat Orlando 85-80 on Tuesday night, handing the Magic their first loss of the season.

By Kevin Sawyer The MVP Tayshaun Prince stepped in with a couple key buckets to keep the game from getting uglier than it was late.  As teams continue to adjust to the Gordon-Stuckey attack, the team needs Prince to become a bit more, um, sung. The Takeaway Elsewhere in the NBA

There is a lot of news in the NBA about teams making decisions on whether to pick up the options of young stars entering their third and fourth seasons before Monday's deadline.

The Pistons need to find out whether he can be a star. And that means letting him make mistakes of aggression, like he did Friday night, and hoping he learns from them.

By Mike Payne For the Pistons, the predictable theme presented itself– Detroit earned it’s points efficiently from its guards, with no significant scoring from the frontcourt. As mentioned above, the Bens.  However, since Gordon earned about the same points per field goal as Rodney Stuckey, I think...

Entering his third season, Stuckey has shown great promise at times, but has frustrated the Pistons and their fans by not showing it consistently enough. Which is why Stuckey's all-around play the final two exhibition games was so pleasing for coach John Kuester.

POS PLAYER NO HT WT AGE G Chucky Atkins 17 5-11 185 35 C Kwame Brown 38 6-11 270 27 G Will Bynum 12 6-0 185 26 F Austin Daye 5 6-11 200 21 G Ben Gordon 7 6-3 200 26 G Richard Hamilton 32 6-7 193 31 F Jonas Jerebko 33 6-10 231 22 F Jason Maxiell 54 6-7 260 26 F Tayshaun Prince 22 6-9 215 29 G Rodney Stuckey 3 6-5...

WHAT HAPPENED: Rodney Stuckey scored all nine of the Pistons' points over the final 4:21 and finished with 16 as Detroit (4-4) held on to beat Milwaukee (3-5) in the final exhibition game for both teams. Ben Gordon added 15 of his 19 points after halftime.

Stuckey scored all nine of the Pistons' points over the final 4:21 and finished with 16 as Detroit held on to beat the Bucks in the final preseason game for both teams.

By Matt Watson Plus, there’s been a lot of three-guard lineups on the floor — Rodney Stuckey seemed to spend more time at small forward than he did point guard, which helps explain why he tallied one assist last night (and three in three preseason games). Consider: between point guard and shooting guard,...

By By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AUBURN HILLS, Mich. (AP) -- Ben Gordon scored 22 points and Rodney Stuckey added 20 as the new-look Detroit Pistons remained undefeated in the preseason with a 100-91 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday night.

By Matt Watson … Will Bynum scoring 23 points on eight shots (5-8 FG, 12-12 FT); … Rodney Stuckey scoring 21 on 13 (9-13 FG, 3-4 FT). New Pistons coach John Kuester also was happy with the combination, especially since it allows him to rest Hamilton and Prince.

By Matt Watson He’s very similar to Rick Carlisle, who was the Pacers’ offensive coordinator before the Pistons hired him. Carlisle had also been a defense-first guy, and once he became a head coach, that focus returned. From Dave Pemberton of the Oakland Press: Rodney Stuckey on sharing the point with M...

By Kevin Sawyer JD: …So (Gordon’s) thing is, “I can play with Rodney Stuckey, I can play with Rip Hamilton, I can play with Will Bynum. Joe, I’m adaptable. I can make it work, because I’ve done it. I’ve done it my whole career.” And he mentioned Chris Duhon as well over in Chicago.

By Greg Eno(noreply@blogger.com) Isiah would, in time, combine with Vinnie Johnson and Joe Dumars to form perhaps the greatest guard trio to ever play for the same NBA team at the same time. That fantasy says that today's Pistons can recreate that guard trio magic through the talents of Rodney Stuckey, Richard "Rip" Hamilton, and newly-signed Ben Gordon. Ha! Last season, Hamilton was blinded with grief. Hamilton, even though he lost his starting role briefly to Iverson due to the emergence of Stuckey at point guard, nonetheless could have been Mr. Piston with Mr. Big Shot traded away to Denver. Tayshaun Prince? Too quiet. Rasheed Wallace? Too noisy.   [read the full post]

By Matt Watson From Yahoo!’s Adrian Wojnarowski: The Celtics offered Ray Allen and Rajon Rondo to the Detroit Pistons for a package that included Richard Hamilton, Tayshaun Prince and Rodney Stuckey, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. Boston general manager Danny Ainge and Detroit’s Joe Dumars nev...

Dumars, though, did not sit on his hands and allow this mistake to hurt his team. He traded Darko away for a first-round draft pick. That pick ended up being the 15th in the 2007 draft in which we selected Rodney Stuckey. If you don't like Stuckey or ...

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Big Al: Yes? (I'm never sure how to answer "no?") Joe Dumars' reputation is on the line with the next couple of off-seasons. I really think there are only a few safe bets to return: Rodney Stuckey, Will Bynum and...and...well, that's about it. Everyone else is either already out the door ('Sheed, McDyess, Iverson, Herrmann) or trade bait (Prince and Hamilton, Afflalo, Brown, Maxiell) The Pistons literally rolled over and quit against the superior Cavs, and only Antonio McDyess played like he actually gave a sh*t. I'm ready to blow it up. Blow it up good... But which free agents want to come to Detroit? I think a trade for a big name or two is more likely, as some Pistons do have value (Even if some of them rolled over and played dead in the playoffs. I’m looking...   [read the full post]

By 3 hours ago Detroit Pistons' Rodney Stuckey (3) questions NBA official Zach Zarba after being whistled for a foul in the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Miami Heat, Sunday, March 22, 2009, in...   Expand »

By 3 hours ago Detroit Pistons' Rodney Stuckey, left, is tied up by Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade, right, while going to the basket in the second half of an NBA basketball game Sunday, March 22, 2009, in Auburn Hills,...   Expand »

By Patrick All Eyez On Me: Your nationally televised game today matches Miami (36-32) at Detroit (34-34). The bruised and battered Pistons should get Rodney Stuckey back in the lineup today, but don’t expect Rip Hamilton and Rasheed Wallace to return yet. That means Antonio McDyess should continue...

By rss@youtube.com (1EDmanLV) AUBURN HILLS, Mich., January 30,2009(AP) -- The Boston Celtics finally got a game. The result, though, was the same. Kevin Garnett scored 22, Paul Pierce had 20 points and Ray Allen added 14, leading Boston to an 86-78 win over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night. The Celtics, who have won 10 st...

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Again, blame Dumars, the Pistons president. It was Dumars, after all, who brought in Michael Curry, with just one year of coaching under his belt (as an assistant), to coach this odd and sometimes maddening bunch. And it was Dumars who upset Curry's apple cart by trading Chauncey Billups for Allen Iverson, barely a week into the season. And it was Dumars who let ball-hawking defender Lindsey Hunter walk away, when on-ball defense has been a problem at times. Dumars has put Curry in a tough situation, made even tougher by the seemingly endless period of getting used to Iverson, and the emergence of Rodney Stuckey as a bonafide starting point guard.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Big Al: Of course! Though I never had the guts to make the Homer Simpson-approved Skittlebrau! Eww. The other breaking news of late is the end of “small ball” at The Palace! Pistons head coach Michael Curry has FINALLY given up on his three guard starting lineup, and will now bring Rip Hamilton off the bench. Personally, I can't believe Curry waited this long. But better late than never. What's your take, Eno-brau? Big Al: Let's begin with the new defensive coordinator of the Michigan Wolverines, a head coach who flamed out spectacularly at Syracuse, Greg Robinson. Eno: They used to say that cigarette smoking will stunt your growth. So will playing for Michael Curry! (unless you're Rodney Stuckey) . Gimme one more, Alness.   [read the full post]

By Greg Eno(noreply@blogger.com) All eyes were on Michael Curry. How would the Pistons' first-year coach handle his first genuine playing time/ego massaging crisis? It was written that Curry's "small ball" lineup wasn't going to fly much longer, now that the whirling dervish shooting guard Rip Hamilton was healthy and ready to return to the lineup, the Pistons having played very well with Rodney Stuckey, Allen Iverson, Tayshaun Prince, Rasheed Wallace and Amir Johnson as the starters. Someone would have to come off the bench, it was duly reported, so that the big man Johnson could continue to start. Would that benchwarmer be Hamilton or Iverson? Three-time Pistons All-Star and NBA champion, or future Hall of Famer? You can blame Rodney Stuckey for all this, by the way.   [read the full post]

By Dave This brings up a serious issue for the Blazers tonight.  Detroit is stacked at their small positions.  Stuckey is destroying everybody at point.  Iverson starts at off-guard with Rip Hamilton backing him up.  Tayshaun Prince still plays small forward.  The Blazers have one real defender am...

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Big Al: Bad things, man. Bad things. Well, one thing on my mind is the Pistons. It looks like Michael Curry's fascination with “small ball” and playing four players out of position may be coming to an end. If the Pistons are to do anything this season, they need to play a true power forward at the four spot, move Tayshaun Prince back to the three, and bring either Rip Hamilton or Allen Iverson off the bench as the sixth man. Small ball should be used sparingly, as a change up, not your main offensive strategy. Big Al: I can see Stuckey leading a team to the Finals, as long as they give up on the small ball! You have to give Dumars credit. He essentially turned what was a bust of a draft pick in Darko Milicic into Rodney Stuckey. Say what you will about Joe Dumars; a...   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) Oh, what a year it was on the Detroit sports landscape. March On Flip Saunders: On Tom Izzo going to the NBA: April On where Rodney Stuckey will play, with Chauncey Billups in front of him: This isn't 1993, when Thomas was on the verge of calling it quits, and thus trained rookie Lindsey Hunter as his successor, while Dumars did the same with Allan Houston. It's not far-fetched to say that Billups and Hamilton could both stay in Detroit for another five or six years, barring trades or free agency issues. So where does that leave Stuckey? May Detroit in five, that's all. Or six. But Detroit, nonetheless. June On Flip Saunders’ firing: July A face, finally, for the Pistons. On Monday Night Football:   [read the full post]

By Associated Press Rodney Stuckey scored 40 to offset the loss of Allen Iverson as the Pistons beat the Bulls on Tuesday.

By Duhon's Hangover Probable Pistons Starters | Guard 1 Allen Iverson 6-0 | 165 Guard 3 Rodney Stuckey 6-5 | 205 Forward 32 Richard Hamilton 6-7 | 193 Forward 22 Tayshaun Prince 6-9 | 215 Center 36 Rasheed Wallace 6-11 | 230 Blogging with the Enemy: Detroit Bad Boys | Need4Sheed | PistonsNationBlog

By noreply@blogger.com (Greg Eno) If the Pistons make Rodney Stuckey an ex, they’d have some ‘splaining to do. Stuckey is the Pistons’ new point guard, in his second year. He attended school at Eastern Washington University. When you find out where EWU is, drop me a line. I’m dying to know myself. The Pistons drafted Bing from Syracuse, and Thomas from Indiana – two places where you routinely go to find NBA players. But Eastern Washington? Score one for the scouting department. And Rand-McNally. With Billups gone, Michael Curry is trying something new. He’s starting Stuckey at the point, Iverson at shooting guard, and Rip Hamilton at small forward. The NBA jargon for it is “going small.” Curry’s jargon is “We need more scoring – and we need to give Stuckey more minutes.”   [read the full post]

By Chendaddy Even though the Pistons' best five players were Stuckey, Iverson, Hamilton, Tayshuan Prince, and Rasheed Wallace, that line-up seemed too mismatched at the 3 and 4 spots ever to be feasible.  Wrong.  That is exactly the starting line-up Detroit is running now, and Stuckey is a bonafide st...

By dberri When the season ends, though, fans of the Pistons can expect Joe Dumars to take Iverson’s salary slot and start building another title contender. Already some building blocks are in place.  Tayshaun Prince has developed into an above average player.  In addition, Rodney Stuckey and Amir J...

By hoopscoach Trying to tell the hoops world that Rodney Stuckey, Will Bynum, Walter Herrmann, Kwame Brown and Amir Johnson mean something to this team is Dumars trying to show people he knows what he is doing and not trying to win. Curry brings accountability, discipline and hard work to a sport that beg...

By Basketbawful(noreply@blogger.com) Rodney Stuckey: From AnacondaHL: "Rodney Stuckey was 1 rebound and 2 assists away from a 15 minute +11 suck differential (0-2, 5 TO, 1 BA, 3 PF)! DAMN IT!" Yeah. Remember, Joe Dumars expects Stuckey to be The Next Big Thing in Detroit. I guess the key word there is "Next"...as in "Not Yet."

By Kelly Dwyer Instead, this team will have Hamilton, Maxiell, Rodney Stuckey, Tayshaun Prince, Amir Johnson, and a host of youngsters on the cheap, plus enough money to pull in two huge primo free agents. All in return for a 32-year old point guard who is owed $13 million in 2011, and a F/C who might retire.

By Will Brinson The curious thing here (things, actually) are, first, how does the backcourt shake out for Detroit? Iverson will have to play point, presumably, with Rip Hamilton at the two and not really a small forward type. But Rodney Stuckey is clearly the future in Motown, so there might be a plan in pl...

By J.E. Skeets Key Players Added: Kwame Brown (free agent), cake, Will Bynum (free agent), Walter Sharpe (draft) Hamilton’s production might drop slightly, but that’s nothing Rodney Stuckey can’t handle, and Tayshaun Prince isn’t moving an inch.

By Herija Green Chauncey Billups and Richard Hamilton remain perhaps the NBA’s predominant two-way backcourt, and if Rodney Stuckey can build on a strong postseason the Pistons could have their best three-guard rotation since Isiah Thomas-Joe Dumars-Vinnie Johnson. Gangly Tayshaun Prince is one o...

By Natalie Sitto(noreply@blogger.com) The Bucks join the Pistons and the Pacers in the Mad Ant affiliation. Hammond and Dumars still remain tied in some way.Rondey Stuckey tops of the list of players most likly to improve this season.Bill Davidson will be enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame on Friday September 5th. You can cat...

 - Aug 6, 2008 This week we’ll post profiles on the three players who figure to be part of the playing rotation – Rodney Stuckey, Arron Afflalo and Amir Johnson. ...

By Dave Dial The headlines say 'extend', but it just means that Dumars has already picked up the first of two team options both players have in their rookie contracts. August 5, Pistons.com: Detroit Pistons President of Basketball Operations Joe ...

 - Aug 5, 2008 This week we’ll post profiles on the three players who figure to be part of the playing rotation – Rodney Stuckey, Arron Afflalo and Amir Johnson. ...

By Basketbawful Joe Dumars has done great things in Detroit. He drafted Tayshaun Prince and Rodney Stuckey. He traded for Ben Wallace, Richard Hamilton and Rasheed Wallace. And he signed Chauncey Billups and Antonio McDyess. Basically, he assembled the core for a perennial championship contender...and the...

By Need4Sheed.com(noreply@blogger.com) Now I'm not professing that Joe D. hasn't had any misses, but they are far outweighed by the hits. I mean for every Darko, Rodney White, and Mateen Cleaves drafts there were Mehmet Okur, Tayshaun Price, and Rodney Stuckey. You much also look at free agent signing such as: Chauncey Billups, 'Dy...

The Pistons were clearly banged up in this series. With Billup’s hamstring issues and Hamilton’s elbow in Game 6 versus the Celtics, the Pistons were on a decline. They looked for youth in Rodney Stuckey and he served them well. Saunders could have worked with Jason Maxiell and Rodney Stucke...

Boston led by as many as 17 in the third quarter, but Hamilton scored 13 points during a 21-8 Detroit run that made it 92-88 with 4:46 left. Boston led 100-96 before Rodney Stuckey hit a 3-pointer with 1:22 left. But, after a timeout with 6 seconds left on the shot clock, Allen took the inbounds p...

By Sam Rubenstein Q1 Pierce drives, jab step fadeaway, 12-6 Boston. Other end, Rip hits, and somehow Detroit’s within 2. Q2 Q3 Stuckey feeds Sheed for the three, buckets.  Detroit outscores Boston 10-3 to close out the quarter and take a nine point lead going into the fourth.

By David Friedman(noreply@blogger.com) Richard Hamilton (25 points) and Chauncey Billups (19 points, seven assists) led a well-balanced attack as Detroit beat Boston 103-97, handing the Celtics their first home loss in this year's playoffs. The Pistons played very efficiently on offense, shooting 35-71 (.493) from the field, converting 28 of 32 free throw attempts (.875) and passing for 21 assists while only committing nine turnovers. Although Boston won the rebounding battle 39-31, Detroit grabbed several key offensive boards down the stretch and that helped the Pistons to preserve their lead. All five Detroit starters played at least 32 minutes and scored at least 13 points. The one reserve player from either team who had a significant impact was Rodney Stuckey, who had 1...   [read the full post]

By Greg Eno Stuckey is special, folks. I think we're seeing a star NBA guard blossoming before our very eyes. And the Pistons could do a lot worse than to bring someone of his caliber off the bench, or start in case of injury or rest. Yet it might not happen for him here, only because of the quality of the dudes he's playing behind. Neither Billups nor Hamilton is close to retirement. This isn't 1993, when Thomas was on the verge of calling it quits, and thus trained rookie Lindsey Hunter as his successor, while Dumars did the same with Allan Houston. It's not far-fetched to say that Billups and Hamilton could both stay in Detroit for another five or six years, barring trades or free agency issues.   [read the full post]

By admin@hoopsaddict.com (Ryan McNeil) Yesterday afternoon I had the chance to chat with Natalie from Need 4 Sheed about the Pistons summer. It was the perfect chance to get her thoughts on: Re-signing Chauncey Billups The Pistons draft which saw them select their backcourt of future in Rodney Stuckey and Aaron Afflalo The deal...