Pistons 104, Magic 102
Brandon Knight scored a career high 31 points and the Detroit Pistons edged the Orlando Magic 104-102 on Sunday night.
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Brandon Knight scored a career high 31 points and the Detroit Pistons edged the Orlando Magic 104-102 on Sunday night.
While they made some strides defensively in their last game, the Orlando Magic couldn't put a dent in their lengthy slump.
Greg Monroe scored a game high 31 points but it's not enough as the Detroit Pistons fall to the Miami Heat 88-110 on Friday night.
Minus Dwyane Wade, Miami's lengthy winning streak versus Detroit came to an end last month.
The Detroit Pistons announced today that 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Champion and Rochester Hills native Brad Keselowski will make a special appearance during pregame and halftime of their game vs. the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday, January 29 at The Palace of Auburn Hills.
The Milwaukee Bucks have extended the contract of general manager John Hammond through the 2015-16 season.
The spunky guard had 11 points and seven assists in 21 minutes off the bench, leading a furious fourth-quarter comeback that carried Chicago past the Detroit Pistons 85-82 on Wednesday night.
The Detroit Pistons are tipping off Pistons FIT Week presented by Humana tomorrow – from Jan. 24 to Feb. 1 – as part of the 2013 NBA FIT Live Healthy Week.
The Chicago Bulls have performed admirably in the first half of this season without star point guard Derrick Rose.
He does the right things on and off the court. He is never a problem, rather always part of the solution.
Jason Maxiell, Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe combined for 38 points and 28 rebounds, and the Detroit Pistons pulled away to beat the undersized Orlando Magic 105-90 Tuesday night.
Andre Drummond scored a team high 16 points to help lead the Detroit Pistons to victory over the Boston Celtics 103-88 on Sunday night.
The streaky Celtics look to get back on track Sunday night when they visit a Detroit team playing for the first time since its trip to London.
NBA Commissioner David Stern has no problem with teams aiming microphones at their own players during games. If anything, he wants more mikes on the court.
If Carmelo Anthony keeps eating right, the New York Knicks might just be a contender for the NBA title.
