Detroit Pistons (15-43) vs. Boston Celtics (41-16) When: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Where: TD Garden in Boston. TV: Bally Sports Detroit. Radio: WWJ-AM 950 (Pistons radio affiliates). • Box score Game notes: Welcome to the James Wiseman era. Or so the Pistons hope. Wiseman practiced with the Pistons on Tuesday, after Thursday’s four-team trade was finally completed, and the 21-year-old will make his debut
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Detroit — Little Caesars Arena has seen its fair share of Pistons losses this season, but the seats remain filled, as fans show up in droves to watch their team compete on a nightly basis, even if the result doesn’t yield a victory. At 15-43, Detroit is at the bottom of the NBA standings, and
Toronto — Just hours after Thursday’s NBA trade deadline, James Wiseman was officially a member of the Detroit Pistons. That new reality was almost in jeopardy one day later, when the Golden State Warriors, his former team, held the power to nix the four-team trade between the Pistons, the Atlanta Hawks and Portland Trail Blazers
Love it or hate it, the deal is done. James Wiseman, the No. 2 pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, is a Detroit Piston after much consternation between the Golden State Warriors and Portland Trail Blazers. For the Pistons, it’s about two things: Saddiq Bey leaving and Wiseman arriving. Many, nay, most, of you weren’t
TORONTO — James Wiseman was sweating and sipped from a water bottle on Tuesday as he addressed the media for the first time since being traded to the Detroit Pistons. He had just completed his first practice with his new team, five days after he was deal was first agreed upon. It’s been a weird
Welcome to the latest installment of my 313 Thoughts, your weekly recap of all things Detroit Pistons. Each week Jack Kelly highlights all the relevant news, rumors and on-court play while embracing Detroit’s 313 identity. The formula is simple—I’ll detail; 3 Things to like, 1 Thing not to like and 3 Things to monitor. Note:
The Pistons Pulse is brought to you by The Detroit Free Press and is co hosted by Bryce Simon of MotorCityHoops and Omari Sankofa II, Detroit Pistons beat writer for The Detroit Free Press. Omari and I are joined by Detroit Free Press sports columnist, Shawn Windsor, to not only break down the trade of
Apple Podcasts | Spotify • Hosts: Bryce Simon (@MotorCityHoops) and Omari Sankofa II (@omarisankofa) • Producer: Wes Davenport • Editors: Robin Chan • Executive producers: Anjanette Delgado, Kirkland Crawford • Guest: Shawn Windsor, Free Press sports columnist, co-host, “Free Press Sports with Carlos & Shawn” • Email: brycesimon3309@gmail.com; osankofa@freepress.com On this episode: This week, Free Press sports columnist Shawn Windsor, co-host of “Free Press Sports with Carlos & Shawn,” joins
TORONTO — Hamidou Diallo has been one of the Detroit Pistons‘ most unique players since general manager Troy Weaver traded for him ahead of the 2021 deadline. He’s a lob finisher and second-chance threat on a roster that, before this season, lacked athleticism. He’s one of the NBA’s better rebounders for his 6-foot-5 size. And
Toronto — The Pistons were one of four NBA teams in action on Super Bowl Sunday. It was a Sunday that was overshadowed by “The Big Game,” but also because the fate of the four-team trade to acquire James Wiseman was hanging in the balance due to the impending decision by the Golden State Warriors.
Hey everyone! This is Laz Jackson of Detroit Bad Boys, and on this week’s podcast, we’re talking about your 15-42 Detroit Pistons. Ben and I talk about the James Wiseman – Saddiq Bey trade from all angles; why we understood the Pistons trading away Saddiq Bey, but why the acquisition of James Wiseman has us
It might have taken longer than expected, but in the end, James Wiseman is headed to Detroit. That news comes via Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. The Warriors decided to accept the terms of the deal even as its asset in the trade, Gary Payton II, could miss most if not the rest of the season.
The Detroit Pistons turned over the basketball 18 times. At one point, they trailed by as much as 14 points. Before the game, the Pistons weren’t sure if they were going to be accompanied by James Wiseman or if he was going to be returning to Golden State. Because the trade was still in limbo,
TORONTO — After a slow start, the Detroit Pistons threatened a comeback. Toronto Raptors stars Fred VanVleet and Pascal Siakam ensured it didn’t happen. The Pistons fell to the Raptors on the road, 119-118, after VanVleet led all scorers with 35 points and Siakam added 28. VanVleet, who also had eight assists, hit three 3-pointers