Detroit Pistons

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 Matt Watson But these days? You can hear from the man himself simply by checking his latest updates on Twitter, where you can also find his latest iPhone pics, such as this shot of him posing with Joe Dumars at the Pistons practice facility. Terrence Williams: Magic Johnson.

Lakers coach Phil Jackson continues to revise the history of the Pistons' 4-1 NBA Finals victory in 2004. "Every opening tap, Shaq (O'Neal ) was called for a violation, just things that you just knew that the whole series was kind of like, ... ESPN - TV Sports Daily

By Matt Watson Awards: Ben Wallace, Defensive Player of the Year, All-NBA Second Team, All-Defense First Team; Chauncey Billups, All-NBA Second Team, All-Defense Second Team; Tayshaun Prince, All-Defense Second Team; Prince, Billups, Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace were All-Stars.

By Kevin Sawyer Cleveland Cavaliers: 66-16 SG – Rip Hamilton Vs. Delonte West Advantage: PISTONS SF – Tayshaun Prince Vs. LeBron James Advantage: CAVS PF: Rasheed Wallace Vs. Eleanor Varejao Advantage: PISTONS Bench: Bynum, Spellcheck, Maxiell and Kwame Vs. Boobie, Smith, Szczerbiak and Wallace(?)

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...

Chicagoist  IL - Against the Pistons, the Bulls were able to trim a 19-point deficit down to 1 in the third quarter, but Detroit responded with 10 straight points while ... Pistons 104, Bulls 98: post-game stub Blog a Bull Morning Box Score Chicagoist Bulls Year in Review. Examiner.com

Ted Kulfan of The Detroit News: "The Sunday jinx continues for the Pistons. They're 0-5 on Sundays this season."Doug Smith of the Toronto Star: "Chris Bosh is, um, frustrated about being asked if he's frustrated. 'I'd like everybody to do me a favour and stop saying 'frustrating," Bosh said...

By AusTechSpur there isn't a Pistons SBNation blog and I don't know of Pistons blog.  So, no extra reading at the opponent site.  I'll give you two other things instead.  The George Hill - Like most everybody else not named Matt Bonner, George had an atrocious game against the Rockets.  It was a matter of time b...

By Tom Ziller And I also agree with LeBron being unstoppable in the playoffs. I honestly was more impressed by what he did to the Celtics in game 7 last season than what he did to the Pistons in game of the 2007 Conference Finals. He certainly has the ability to drag the Cavs to the Finals all by his lonesome.

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Here are comments found around the Pistons boards during game 3 with the Celtics. These are definitely more fun to read when we win. Enjoy! IF the Pistons get this game.....they will be smelling blood in the water and kill Boston in Game 4. I can't see Boston winning this game though. Say a prayer or whatever you believe in that the Pistons won't do their typical "Letdown Game" after a big win My concern is the Celtics are just due to win one on the road. The Pistons need to win both home games to keep the advantage. They gotta keep the Celts role players down and limit the Big Three to outside shots I don't care if Boston is 0-6 on the road. That zero can change to a one real quick. Discuss this topic on the Celtics Green Forums!]   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (FLCeltsFan) Herald Celtics control the tap Plenty of fight in Celtics Chauncey Billups looks back on starting point Joe Dumars a proven winner MetroWest Daily Celtics 88, Pistons 79: Celtics deliver Celtics 17 Celtics force pace and turnovers to beat Pistons NBA.com Celtics take early advantage in East Finals Celtics too much for Pistons Hoopsworld Celtics Pierce Pistons Detroit News Pistons-Celtics series is not time for nostalgia Pistons' rust shows in game 1 loss to Celtics Celtics will need real Allen Pistons guards struggle Celtics' runs enough to dispatch flat Pistons Hamilton struggling to find shot against Celtics Right at home: Celtics' star power overwhelms Pistons Flip Saunders knew Garnett was a special player   [read the full post]

Bleacher Report Orlando columnist: Messages to Magic after loss to Pistons  United States - Hedo Turkoglu: “I knew you’d blossom once we got Grant Hill out of here, so thanks for making me look good. Just do me one favor. ... Magic season in review Orlando Sentinel all 32 news articles

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 Atma Brother ONE Warriors (W-L): 13-10 Pistons (W-L): 16-7 TV: FSN Bay Area Radio: KNBR 680 Right now I'd call them a shoo-in for a Eastern Conference Finals date with the Boston Collusion, but are they a shoo-in to beat the We're Back Warriors Sunday morning in front of the barbarians?

By Peter Chakerian It’s easy to think about James as a superstar, a Nike spokesman and the commercial face of basketball for millions around the world. It's just as easy to fall into the Michael Jordan redux - what with the man dunking high overhead sporting a #23 like his Chicago Bulls icon idol. But in the fray o...

By Natalie Pistons lost at home to the Bobcats again last night 103-96. I didn't get to watch the game live but I did scan through it this morning. It wasn't pretty. I won't give excuses for this one, not even the fact that Chauncey is still on the sidelines. It seems like the Bobcats have our number. Can you ima...