After opening its road trip with a frustrating loss in Chicago to the Bulls on Friday, the Detroit Pistons will continue to move west tonight against the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Pistons’ defense was ripped to shreds in the loss, mainly by Zach LaVine, who may have scored the easiest 43 points you’ll see this season.
We hear from coach Dwane Casey after his Pistons suffer a 132-118 loss in Chicago on Friday. #DetroitBasketball
We hear from Jaden Ivey after he posts 22 points and 6 assists in Friday’s loss to the Bulls. #DetroitBasketball
Andrew Seligman | Associated Press CHICAGO — Zach LaVine scored a season-high 43 points, and the Chicago Bulls pulled away in the closing minutes to beat the Detroit Pistons, 132-118, on Friday night. LaVine looked more like his old explosive self than the guy managing his left knee following offseason surgery. And the Bulls ended the
Chicago − The Pistons entered the first contest of their five-game road trip shorthanded in the aftermath of suspensions from Wednesday’s controversial game against the Orlando Magic. The timing couldn’t have been worse since they were facing a longtime rival and an opponent they hadn’t beaten in 11 straight meetings over the last three seasons.
It’s a tough time to be a Detroit sports fan. Much like the midtown and downtown areas of the city, the professional teams are going through their respective renaissance rebuilds — and, well, waiting for that feels like waiting for the road construction on I-75 and I-275 to finish. As we get ready to turn
Detroit — There were a few things lost within the pandemonium of Wednesday’s altercation between the Pistons and Orlando Magic. The Pistons accomplished a couple of rare feats in the midst of adversity, lack of roster depth and emotional turmoil. They won a game, which had only been done eight times over the last two months
The Detroit Pistons will be looking for their second consecutive win without two of the key cogs to their most recent victory as Killian Hayes and Hamidou Diallo serve suspensions as a result of the altercation against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday. Hayes is suspended three games and Diallo one for their roles in the
The NBA League Office has suspended Detroit Pistons point guard Killian Hayes and Orlando Magic big man Mortiz Wagner for multiple games following last night’s second-quarter scuffle at Little Caesars Arena, reports ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski. Hayes received a 3-game suspension for his left hand blow to the back of Wagner’s head. While, the Magic will
Chicago — The Pistons will be down two players when they face the Chicago Bulls on Friday night. Killian Hayes and Hamidou Diallo will serve suspensions without pay for their roles in Wednesday’s altercation with the Orlando Magic, the NBA announced Thursday. Magic center Moritz Wagner pushed Hayes into the Detroit bench while both players
Detroit — The Detroit Pistons had four nationally televised games when the NBA schedule was released in August. That number is down to three, after the league announced Thursday that the Pistons’ Jan. 10 matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers will no longer air on TNT. The game, originally scheduled for 7:30 p.m., has also been changed to a 7
Detroit Pistons guard Killian Hayes has been suspended three games by the NBA for his role in the altercation during Wednesday’s win over the Orlando Magic. Hayes retaliated after he was shoved into his own bench area by Magic center Moritz Wagner during the second quarter of the Pistons’ 121-101 win at Little Caesars Arena.
Detroit — There were a few things lost within the pandemonium of Wednesday’s altercation between the Pistons and Orlando Magic. The Pistons accomplished a couple of rare feats in the midst of adversity, lack of roster depth and emotional turmoil. PISTONS-MAGIC MAYHEM 🚨 Moe Wagner shoved Killian Hayes into the Pistons bench. Hayes retaliated by punching
Detroit — One aggressive hip-check by Moritz Wagner caused a chain reaction full of consequences. The Magic forward and former Michigan Wolverine was ejected during the second quarter of the Pistons’ 121-101 win on Wednesday night after nudging Killian Hayes out of bounds and into the Pistons’ bench area. Chaos ensued from there. Detroit wing