Terry Foster: Former Piston Richard Hamilton Puts Regret Aside
He didn't want to cry. He didn't want to show emotion.
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He didn't want to cry. He didn't want to show emotion.
Richard Hamilton is in the Chicago Bulls' starting lineup, returning to The Palace to face the Detroit Pistons.
In his return to The Palace to face his former team, Richard Hamilton wanted to keep his emotions under control.
Richard Hamilton did not have to wait long to return to Detroit for the first time since the Pistons let him go last month.
Richard Hamilton wants another championship, and he sees a chance to win one with the Chicago Bulls.
As Richard Hamilton and the Chicago Bulls put the finishing touches on a contract, Derrick Rose couldn't stop beaming Wednesday night.
Hamilton appears poised to join them. It's no secret the Bulls are looking for a big guard who can score and bolster their defense, and the three-time All-Star fits that description.
During last night's Eastern Conference Finals game between the Bulls and Heat a camera man was bust finding ladies in the crowd instead of filming the game itself.
The Tigers return home after a 1-4 road trip. A 10 game home stand starting with the Tampa Bay Rays at Comerica Park starts tonight.
Dennis took time to talk to the media before the game saying he couldn't understand why the Pistons were doing this, saying he didn't deserve it. Take a look at the video below.
The Pistons host the Bulls tonight but all eyes will be on the half time festivities when Dennis Rodman gets his number 10 raised to the rafters at the Palace.
Michael Jordan once tormented the Detroit Pistons. Derrick Rose is filling that role these days for the Chicago Bulls.
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