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Carmelo Anthony scored 25 points and Chauncey Billups added 24 to help Denver beat the Indiana Pacers 111-93 on Tuesday night, lifting the Nuggets to their best start in 24 years.
With Pistons' one-on-one offense, Ben Gordon will be top scorer
Who will lead the Detroit Pistons in scoring this season: Rip Hamilton, Ben Gordon or a dark horse? I was really looking forward to watching the game against Orlando on Tuesday night.
Game Review: Pistons' win over Orlando shows Detroit is better than it was last year
Conventional wisdom says there are five elite teams in the NBA right now a ' the Lakers, Spurs, Celtics, Cavaliers and Magic.
Nobody had to convince Detroit Piston coach John Kuester about point guard Brandon Jennings' promise.
Joining Pistons was easy choice for Charlie Villanueva
Charlie Villanueva is known for being the guy who accessed Twitter.com last season with the Milwaukee Bucks during halftime of a game.
Durant drives Thunder past Pistons
Kevin Durant scored 11 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter to lead the Oklahoma City Thunder to a 91-83 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Friday night.
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Detroit Pistons make right decision by keeping Rodney Stuckey at point guard
Which player would you keep, given the option of the following two point guards? It's not necessarily an easy choice, but I'm choosing Player 1 based on the fact that he gets to the free throw line more -- while shooting a ridiculous percentage -- and, he has a slightly better assist-to-turnover ratio.
Glen 'Big Baby' Davis was suspended for his second consecutive game last night after breaking his right thumb in a fistfight.
Detroit Pistons (0-0) at Memphis Grizzlies (0-0), 8 p.m.
It's Allen Iverson's new team vs. his old one Wednesday night as the Detroit Pistons travel south to take on the Memphis Grizzlies in the season opener for both clubs at FedEx Forum.
Hard to see Pistons playing defense
Jamie Samuelsen, the sports director for the 'Deminski & Doyle' morning show on WCSX-FM , blogs for freep.com. His opinions do not necessarily reflect those of the Detroit Free Press nor its writers.
Pistons reload for unpredictable new season
The secret to a happy, stress-free existence is not inner peace. It's not being content with the little things in life.
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It's still easy to root for Antonio McDyess
Antonio McDyess is still only motivated by a championship. Bring up former Pistons Rasheed Wallace or Chauncey Billups and there's still segments of fans who are glad they're gone.
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O.J. Mayo says Chauncey Billups is the best leader in the NBA
Chauncey Billups posts up Nuggets rookie point guard Ty Lawson. Not that Pistons fans need any reminder of the leadership void that occurred when Chauncey Billups was traded, but Billups' might just be the most respected player in the NBA, so says O.J. Mayo of the Grizzlies : "Chauncey Billups, in my mind, is the best leader in our league," Mayo ...
The "D" was always the critical part of Deee-troit basketball, and that's not the forte of pickups Gordon and Villanueva.
Team's unity impresses Crawford
Everyone was so comfortable with each other. It was obvious they had been together for so long, some of them for four and even five years.
Pistons' Ben Gordon appears ready to work hard for his $55 million
It was a long Detroit Pistons day in the NBA, even as long days go. A 10 a.m. shootaround at the practice facility in Auburn Hills to start.
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Detroit Pistons Player Previews: Rip Hamilton
Rip's back as team captain, but his role remains to be seen. Measurables : Hamilton is a 6-7 guard who will turn 32 in February.
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Raptors Beat Wizards as Saunders Gets Ready to Face Pistons
TORONTO, Oct. 11 -- Coach Flip Saunders was in rare preseason form on Sunday during the Washington Wizards' 100-93 loss to the Toronto Raptors at Air Canada Center. He was animated, arguing with a replacement referee after Fabricio Oberto fell on his back and was called for a foul in the first quarter. He clapped and screamed for a three-second violation call when he saw Toronto's Chris Bosh camped out in the lane. He spent the rest of his time pacing the sideline with a pensive look, arms folded, index finger resting on his upper lip.
Pistons are playing with winning fire
Back in the days of the Great Depression, governments would occasionally hire unemployed men to perform menial, make-work projects.
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