Pistons coach Lawrence Frank announced his starters for tonight’s preseason game against the Cavs: Brandon Knight, Austin Daye, Tayshaun Prince, Jonas Jerebko and Greg Monroe. He also said Charlie Villanueva and Ben Gordon (personal reasons) won’t be available, although there’s a chance Villanueva could make it in time for the game. No, neither one of … Continue Reading →
In a move that shouldn’t surprise anyone, the Pistons aren’t bringing back Terrico White, notifying him late last night. White broke the news via his twitter account, tweeting: Just got the news from @detroitpistons that they letting me go. Really didn’t get a chance because of injury. Putting it in God hands now. White, after … Continue Reading →
In an effort to appease the NBA fans who waited through the lockout, 500 tickets per game this season will be available for $10. As a whole, the NBA and its teams will have more than one million tickets available to fans for $10 or less over the course of the season. For Pistons fans … Continue Reading →
NBA commissioner David Stern appeared on ESPN and NBA TV, in interviews with Stephen A. Smith and David Aldridge, respectively, about the state of where negotiations stand. Stern presented a bleak picture, particularly if things do not improve by next week’s meeting with George Cohen, a federal mediator who has done work with MLB and … Continue Reading →
Today was a huge day with the lockout, and after hearing both sides speak about the Collective Bargaining Agreement, the 2011-12 season is in jeopardy. The league has canceled the remaining exhibition games and unless a 23rd hour deal is reached over the weekend, the first two weeks of the season will be canceled on … Continue Reading →