Dear fellow hardcore #Pistons fans there is no need to wake me from my hibernation because I’m paying attention to every minute of how the start of this season is going. Plenty of you have noticed that I’ve been MIA and a quite a few have tweeted me, emailed me or left comments on the […]
Pistons acquire PG Reggie Jackson at the NBA trade deadline. Detroit will send Kyle Singler to Oklahoma City, league sources tell Yahoo Sports. — Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojVerticalNBA) February 19, 2015 Out first new in the three team trade was that Detroit gave up Kyle Singler. But new information seems to be out there that they […]
The Detroit Pistons just made a move I never thought they would, they just waived Josh Smith! For those of you who have followed this blog or follow me on twitter you know that I’m not a fan of Mr. Smith, so today’s news comes as a huge surprise and an early Christmas present to […]
Any #Pistons fan can tell you that this so-called “Season of Hope” has turned into a demoralizing joke. The straw that broke the proverbial camel’s back for me happened Saturday night when Detroit couldn’t muster enough strength to beat a team that is OPENLY TANKING. After the Sixers loss I’ve decided there are so many […]
The 3-9 #Pistons are in Atlanta to take on the 5-5 Hawks Friday night. Detroit, who has lost four in a row will try to rebound to get out of Central Division cellar. The good:I guess things can only get better…right? The bad: Josh Smith, his 36.9 shooting percentage and his rift with Stan Van […]
Author: Brad Monastiere @BradMonastiere LeBron James made a celebrated return to Cleveland as his Cavs hosted the New York Knicks in a game ESPN has hyped to the extent that it has ignored a Major League Baseball team’s third World Series title in five years in order to lap up the maroon-and-gold flavored milk. I […]
It’s that time of the year again for quite a few of us. It’s the time when we decide that this year is going to be different. This year there will be a change with our beloved Detroit Pistons. This is the year that the Pistons will turn things around. This is the year that […]
Dear Mr. Gray, #Pistons organization and fans of the Detroit Pistons, I’d like to apologize for the Pistons letting center Aaron Gray go before he ever played a game. If you know me and have been a reader of this site since the Pistons won the Championship in 2004 you know, I’m a very superstitious […]
The Pistons D-League team has made it’s name official. The team will be called the Drive and their logo is very Pistons-centric, resembling my favorite Pistons logo from the 80’s and early 90’s. I personally love the name, it connects to the Pistons’ name while tying into Detroit’s automotive industry. The Drive will take to […]
The Detroit Pistons and their fans aren’t too happy right now. The NBA Lottery Balls did not treat them right. In almost storybook fashion the Cleveland Cavaliers, who were to pick at 10 jumped spots right before Detroit meaning that the Pistons had to hand their #9th pick to the Bobcats thanks for the Ben […]
It’s official, the Pistons have reached and agreement with Stan Van Gundy to be the Head Coach of the Detroit Pistons as well as the President of Basketball Operation. Van Gundy and the Pistons have verbally agreed to a five-year pact worth an estimated $35 million. “Despite strong interest from the Golden State Warriors, who […]
Last night, ESPN aired another installment of their award winning “30 for 30” documentary series. This episode was especially of interest to me (and likely most of you) because it was 2 hours of interviews, video, and discussion about the Detroit Pistons during the “Bad Boy era” of the late 80s and early 90s. The […]
