Dumars, Pistons 'Comfortable' With No. 8 Draft Slot
Joe Dumars is “comfortable” with the Detroit Pistons staying in the middle of the draft lottery.
"I'm good with it," Dumars said during a conference call with reporters Tuesday night. "I just talked to Tom Gores about five minutes (ago) and I basically said the same thing ... there are no franchise changers, there's no franchise guy, really, that you'...
Detroit Pistons Rumors: Maurice Cheeks Granted Second Interview; Will Team Wait for Brian Shaw?
Sometimes, second interviews are telling in a hiring process. Other times, they’re just examples of organizations doing their proper diligence in the midst of a very important front office decision.
In either case, the Detroit Pistons have apparently heard something they liked from current Oklahoma City Thunder assistant coach Maurice Cheeks. After undergoing a previous interview...
Detroit Pistons didn’t win lottery, but should get quality at position
Going into Tuesday’s NBA draft lottery with the seventh best odds, the Detroit Pistons found themselves leaving New York with the 8th overall selection in the 2013 NBA draft.
The last time the Pistons had the No. 8 pick it was in 2011 and they selected guard Brandon Knight out of Kentucky. With perimeter defending and scoring being a main issue for the Pistons during the 2012-2013...
Detroit Pistons: Dumars, Pistons have a huge summer ahead
Alright, I’m not sure why I keep going on these Detroit Pistons tangents in the midst of one of the best NBA playoffs in recent years, but I can’t stress enough how huge this summer is for the this organization.
With money at their disposal, a top 10 pick in the 2013 NBA draft and young talent that can be shopped around, the Pistons are in a great position to once again contend...
Pistons Haven't Identified Leading Candidate In Coaching Search
The Detroit Pistons do not have a leading candidate in their head coaching search, according to sources.
There is belief, however, that the Pistons will elevate the process at the NBA draft combine in Chicago.
Phil Jackson has agreed to help the organization in an advisory role and could have Brian Shaw at the top of his candidate list.
Drummond to work with The Dream
Detroit Pistons rookie Andre Drummond is the latest in the long line of big men to work with former Houston Rockets great Hakeem Olajuwon. Working with The Dream in the off season has become the new fad and has proved successful for some and not for others. For a young guy like Andre, who’s not even 20 yet, the tutoring could be monumental.
The Hall of Fame center, one of the...
Andre Drummond ready to go to work with ‘the Dream’ this summer
The Detroit Pistons are busy evaluating NBA Draft talent and trying to figure out who will be the coach next season, but appear to at least have the centerpiece of their team in 20-year-old center Andre Drummond. The organization was fortunate to see the center drop a year ago because teams feared he didn’t care enough to work hard in the NBA. Drummond, a raw rookie out of Connecticut...
Detroit Pistons: What should they do in the 2013 NBA draft?
Between Stephen Curry making it rain on every defender that crosses his path, Carmelo Anthony shooting 10 percent from the field (clearly a joke… kind of), and Nate Robinson putting on for little men everywhere, I’ve had the opportunity to breakaway from the highly entertaining 2013 NBA playoffs and look into the upcoming 2013 NBA Draft which will be held on June 27 at the Barclays...
Steve Smith doesn't see Phil Jackson's role with the Pistons as a natural fit
When Phil Jackson was hired as a consultant by the Detroit Pistons many figured that there was more to it than just being an unpaid consultant.
Some think it might be a ploy to undercut current Pistons president Joe Dumars and take over the front office role himself. The question I have is, why is Jackson helping the Pistons?
NBA TV analyst Steve Smith has the same thought...
Phil Jackson helping out the Pistons
It seems like any coaching vacancy that opens up these days is followed with the immediate thought that “hey, Phil Jackson might want to coach there.” The answer is always no, and Jackson has shown no signs of wanting to return to the bench, whether it be for a contender or the challenge of a young, undisciplined project. Jackson’s name has also been thrown around as a candidate...
Why does Joe Dumars still have a job with the Detroit Pistons?
The Detroit Pistons have become irrelevant. That is the worse crime that a sports team can make. The entire Detroit sports fan base doesn’t seem to care about that team anymore. We see that in the empty seats at the Palace every time the Pistons play a home game, and I can prove it by [...]
ZEN ADVISER
Jackson to serve as Pistons consultant
The Detroit Pistons have hired Phil Jackson in an advisory role with the organization and he will assist the team in finding its next head coach.
Phil Jackson to consult Pistons
Phil Jackson is joining the Detroit Pistons.
No, he's not going to be the new head coach, but the Zen Master will be involved in the search for the next person to fill that role.
Jackson, a friend of Pistons owner Tom Gores, has agreed to advise Gores and team president Joe Dumars as they look for a replacement for Lawrence Frank, who was fired last month.
Phil Jackson is...
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Brandon Knight whiffs on uncontested layup
Poor Brandon Knight. When he’s not playing the role of punching bag in other players’ highlight reels, the equally cruel blooper reel is just waiting to swoop in. Thanks to two posters — one of the ankle-breaking variety, one of the Lob City variety — which have garnered countless millions of YouTube views, the Detroit Pistons guard was already having a nightmarish sophomore...
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