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In February, Mohammad Raiyn unveiled a Detroit Pistons graphic he considers his favorite artwork. Based on the reactions on Twitter, most Pistons fans would agree. He called it “The Creation of Isaiah Stewart,” a riff on Michelangelo’s famous “The Creation of Adam” painting. It featured Ben Wallace fulfilling the role of God, reaching his outstretched
Pistons head coach Dwane Casey addresses the media following a close loss to the Indiana Pacers. #ItsMillerTime
The Detroit Pistons lost to the undermanned Indiana Pacers, 115-109. Jerami Grant led the way for Detroit with 25 points, five rebounds, and four assists, and Mason Plumlee had 17 points and 21 rebounds. Malcolm Brogdon keyed things for the Pacers, putting up 26 points, eight rebounds, and four assists, and Caris LeVert also put
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If there’s any relief for the Detroit Pistons after Saturday’s close road loss, it’s that they only have two road games remaining with three weeks left in the season. The Pistons (18-43) closed their three-game road trip with a 115-109 loss to the Indiana Pacers. Malcolm Brogdon led all scorers with 26 points, and former Michigan
The Pistons kept making comebacks throughout the game after falling behind by 15 in the first half. The Indiana Pacers kept pushing but couldn’t pull away until the fourth quarter, when they had a decisive 12-0 run that turned the Pistons’ four-point lead into an eight-point deficit. The Pacers held on and took a 115-109 victory
Show Caption Hide Caption Detroit Pistons’ Frank Jackson: Key for him this season has been to stay ready Detroit Pistons guard Frank Jackson speaks to the media after the 106-91 loss to the Spurs on Thursday, April 29, 2021, in San Antonio. Detroit Pistons, Detroit Free Press Detroit Pistons (18-42) vs. Indiana Pacers (27-31) When: 7 p.m.
Who will be this game’s Edmond Sumner? Remember him? He’s the guy for the Pacers who made all five of his attempts in the fourth quarter including three 3-points on his way to 18 points and an L for the Detroit Pistons. Due to injuries, Sumner is playing a lot more, and he’s probably excited
It’s hard to make sense of the Indiana Pacers this season. They’ll win 7 of 10 and then go on a four-game losing skid. Their last three losses — Clippers, Jazz, Hawks. Last three wins — Thunder, Rockets, Grizzlies. Seems like they are a good bad team or a mediocre team that can’t do much
Turns out, no matter how hard you try, you can’t lose them all. Are the Detroit Pistons trying to do that? No, not at all. They do appear to have a plan of attack down the stretch as they try to balance developing a solid core of young players while trying to put themselves in
The Detroit Pistons’ roster largely falls into two groups. Eight players on the team have fewer than three full years of experience and are 22 years old or younger. They’re in show-and-prove mode. Then there are the veterans — players such as Jerami Grant, who stepped into a leading role in the seventh season of
In three games this week, it’s almost like Dwane Casey has coached two different teams. The Pistons and their coach lost the final two, wrapping up a Texas two-step Thursday with a 106-91 loss to the San Antonio Spurs. A bevy of veterans sat out the second game in as many nights, and though Josh
Pistons head coach Dwane Casey addresses the media after the Pistons suffer a hard fought loss against the Spurs. #ItsMillerTime
Frank Jackson was key in the effort for the Pistons staying in tonight’s game against the Spurs. He speaks with the media post game. #DetroitUp
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The Detroit Pistons threatened to rally back from big deficits several times Thursday. But the San Antonio Spurs — and Derrick White — were ultimately too much for the Pistons to handle. The Spurs point guard White had 26 points, eight assists, seven rebounds and three blocks to hand the Pistons a 106-91 loss. Josh Jackson
Well, that was a Detroit Pistons basketball game, wasn’t it? It wasn’t one of those fun, “wow, the kids look great,” kind of games. It wasn’t one of those, “wow, the veterans are gonna win another game for no reason,” either. No, it was the worst of both worlds. Jerami Grant, Mason Plumlee and Cory
Detroit Pistons (18-41) vs. San Antonio Spurs (28-29) When: 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Where: AT&T Center, San Antonio, Texas. TV: Bally Sports Detroit-Plus. Radio: WWJ-AM 950 (Pistons radio affiliates). How to bet: Place legal, online bets at BetMGM Sportsbook. • Box score [ Want more Pistons news? Download our free mobile app on iPhone & Android! ] Game notes: The Spurs defeated the Pistons five weeks ago in
Game Vitals When: Thursday, April 22, 2021, 8:30 p.m. ESTWhere: AT&T Center, San Antonio, TexasWatch: Bally Sports Detroit Plus, NBA League PassOdds: Pistons +8.5 Projected Lineups Detroit Pistons (18-41):Killian Hayes, Josh Jackson, Saddiq Bey, Tyler Cook, Isaiah Stewart San Antonio Spurs (28-29):Dejoute Murray, Derrick White, DeMar DeRozan, Keldon Johnson, Jakob Poetl Pregame Reading: Over at