Twenty years later, the 2003 Detroit Shock are back in town to be honored for their WNBA Championship. Johnny Kane caught up with some of the coaching staff, including coach Bill Laimbeer and assistant coach Pam McGee.
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The Detroit Pistons will likely be without starting big man Isaiah Stewart for the remainder of the season after the third-year player was diagnosed with a left shoulder impingement. The team announced the diagnosis after an MRI and evaluation and said Stewart would be re-evaluated in 3-4 weeks. The shoulder injury dates back to an
The injury woes keep piling for the Detroit Pistons. Isaiah Stewart will miss three-to-four weeks with a left shoulder impingement, the team announced Thursday. The news comes three days after Hamidou Diallo suffered a right ankle sprain against the Portland Trail Blazers, which will also cause him to miss three-to-four weeks. With one month remaining
Detroit — Isaiah Stewart will likely miss the remainder of the Pistons’ regular season, and it’s not because of right hip soreness, which has kept him sidelined for the last five games. The team announced that Stewart had an MRI on Tuesday that revealed a left shoulder impingement. The injury isn’t severe, and Stewart will
I don’t think you can say this about any other season matchup for the Pistons, but they are looking to win the season series against the Charlotte Hornets. It is even crazier that it is being said about an opponent like the Hornets given how poorly the Pistons have played against the Hornets the last
Post-All-Star break means it is officially the 2023 NBA Draft season for the Detroit Pistons and for Pistons fans. In that spirit, Detroit Bad Boys is sharing weekly articles and prospect breakdowns from our own Bryce Simon, who is analyzing prospects for Sports Illustrated’s Draft Digest. This week, Bryce explores a potential mid-lottery pick in
For Detroiters, 313 Day (March 13) is an opportunity to celebrate the history and culture of Detroit. For the Detroit Pistons, it’s a chance to not only throw a party, but another opportunity to promote local artists and business owners as well. The Pistons have a long list of festivities planned during Monday’s home game
Detroit — With the Pistons regular season winding down, there are several topics to discuss. Detroit’s playing without most of their rotation players on a nightly basis due to injury, which has also given opportunities to some of the team’s new additions. It’s been a while, so it was the perfect time to release another
Detroit — R.J. Hampton isn’t a fan of pizza, but he used the popular food item to describe his increased comfort level following his sixth game with the Pistons. “I always tell myself, ‘When you put a pizza in the oven, you don’t like what it looks like after 20 seconds.’ You gotta let it
Joining an NBA team on a 10-day contract is often a frenetic process. Players are required to fly to a new city and quickly acclimate with their new teammates and surroundings, all in hopes of making enough of an impression to reach a second 10-day contract — and, even more hopefully, a full deal after.
We hear from coach Dwane Casey after his shorthanded Pistons lose a buzzer-beater to the Wizards on Tuesday. #DetroitPistons
We hear from James Wiseman after he scores 21 in Tuesday’s heartbreaking, 119-117 loss to the Wizards. #DetroitBasketball
Detroit — The injury bug has crawled into the Pistons’ locker room once again. The team announced shortly before their game against the Washington Wizards that an MRI performed on Tuesday revealed that Hamidou Diallo suffered a Grade-2 right ankle sprain in the waning minutes of Monday’s loss to the Portland Trail Blazers. Diallo will
On a night the Detroit Pistons were missing nearly half of their roster due to injuries, Jaden Ivey stepped up. The rookie led Detroit with 26 points and 12 assists for his second-straight double-double, and put together one of his best fourth quarters yet. He scored or assisted 19 of the Pistons’ final 22 points,