Former NBA All-Star Reggie Miller was one of the most clutch shooters in history. Unfortunately, this take that he offered was anything but a bullseye. Miller is getting absolutely roasted on social media right now for his absolutely bizarre suggestion that the Brooklyn Nets should throw their upcoming Game 6 against the Milwaukee Bucks by … Read more
17 years ago today, Detroit Pistons forward Tayshaun Prince had the greatest block in NBA History! “Y’all put it in the front page, back page, middle page, wherever. We will win Game 2.” After a clutch Reggie Miller strike handed the Pistons a deflating loss in Game 1 of the 2004 Eastern Conference Finals, Rasheed … Read more
*Published on 11/19/19 15 years ago, an incident happened at the Palace of Auburn Hills that nobody who witnessed it — either live or on television — will ever forget. On November 19th, 2004, the Detroit Pistons squared off against the Indiana Pacers in an early-season game that most did not think too much of. … Read more
The Detroit Pistons pulled off one of the all-time upsets in the 2004 NBA Finals, defeating the heavily favored Los Angeles Lakers in five games to bring home their first title since they went back to back in 1989 and 1990. But in order to have gotten a shot at the Lakers, they had to … Read more
“Our cup runneth over!” – Tom Izzo probably. Where will 5-star recruit @Max12Christie take his talents to next season? He joins @theandykatz to make his announcement! https://t.co/45bXL7k025 — FOX College Hoops (@CBBonFOX) July 7, 2020 Fresh off the heels of the Emoni Bates commitment (yes, he’s still committed), Michigan State men’s basketball lands another huge … Read more
Same name, same tendency to haunt the Knicks. After the Pistons watched a 27-point lead turn into a two-point deficit late in the fourth quarter on Thursday, it was Jackson, alongside teammate Anthony Tolliver, who helped restore order during Detroit’s 111-105 win over the Knicks in their first nationally televised game of the year. Trailing 97-95 with two … Read more
16 years ago, today! “Y’all put it in the front page, back page, middle page, wherever. We will win Game 2. After a clutch Reggie Miller strike handed the Detroit Pistons a deflating loss in Game 1 of the 2004 Eastern Conference Finals, Rasheed Wallace knew it was time to make a statement, both figuratively … Read more
