When it comes to what ifs in Detroit Pistons history, the 2003 draft is one of the first things mentioned. Over two decades removed from the decision, one member from the team at the time shared his thoughts on the whole situation.
The Detroit Pistons pulled off one the most stunning upsets in NBA Finals history when they crushed the Los Angeles Lakers in five games in 2004. Tayshaun Prince was part of that Pistons team and during an appearance on the Knuckleheads podcast, he shared how Isiah Thomas and some other players of the "Bad Boys" helped them win.
The Detroit Pistons were one of the powerhouses in the Eastern Conference during the early 2000s because they had a core of Chauncey Billups, Rip Hamilton, Ben Wallace, Rasheed Wallace, and Tayshaun Prince.
The period of 2003-04 was a wild time to be a Detroit Pistons fan, as the team passed up on several future Hall of Famers to select Darko Milicic with the second pick in the 2003 NBA Draft but also went on to win a championship the ensuing season anyway.
Tayshaun Prince, during his appearance on the 'Knuckleheads' podcast, shared his firsthand experience of facing LeBron James in the 2007 Eastern Conference Finals.
Former NBA player Tayshaun Prince appeared on the latest episode of the Knuckleheads podcast and like every guest on it, was asked to build a starting lineup with himself and four other former teammates.
Chris Paul spoke recently with Quentin Richardson on his Knuckleheads Podcast. Chris Paul asked Richardson to guess the members of 2008's Team USA as part of a game.
The Detroit Pistons have completed step one of their front office revamp this summer. After putting together a search for a President of Basketball Operations, the Pistons will be moving forward with Trajan Langdon calling the shots.
Kentucky caps off a 2-0 week with a 105-96 win over Georgia in Rupp Arena last night. The Cats put on a show for 33 minutes and Rupp Arena was treated to one of the coolest moments since Tayshaun Prince’s 5th three against UNC.
Los Angeles County has produced some of the greatest basketball players in the history of the game. Most sowed their seeds for greatness on the high school level. Here is our list of the best prep players from L.A. (Los Angeles County, to be more specific
Winner of eight national championships — good for second all time — the University of Kentucky is basketball royalty. Actually, it's the most successful program in the history of the game, when it comes to NCAA Tournament appearances and wins.
Giannis Antetokounmpo. His name is a sentence in and of itself. From the way the 2017-18 season started, those 20 letters are all you need to know about the NBA right now.
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