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Tom Carpenter recaps Monday in the NBA, including Dion Waiters' big night against the Sacramento Kings.

After their stock fell in the 2012 draft, two players show their stuff.

Mike Ilitch is staying quiet about his quest to buy the Detroit Pistons.

The Celtics used their physical style of play to pull away from the Pistons, writes Chris Sheridan.

Guy Lake provides the fantasy winners and losers from the reported trade in which Denver sends Allen Iverson to Detroit in exchange for Chauncey Billups, Antonio McDyess and Cheikh Samb.

Joe Dumars has decided to steer away from conventional thinking in his search for Flip Saunders' replacement, writes Stephen A. Smith.

Brian Windhorst says Pistons rookie Rodney Stuckey is still a mystery, but he's making a case for minutes in Detroit.

Bill Simmons can't believe no GM had the testicular fortitude to make a move at the trading deadline.

The word is out about who is in the mix for the U.S. Basketball team that will convene, in various forms, every summer between now and the U.S. Olympics. At the moment, according to USA Basketball's official website, there are 23 players on the team...

After taking two days to preview the West, Bill Simmons breezes through the East in Part 3 of his NBA preview.

Chad Ford breaks down what the NBA will look like when the new six-division alignment plan is finalized.

Story | Conversation | October 16, 2003

The offseason of 2003 was one to forget for the NBA, especially for one of its young superstars.

Greg Monroe had 27 points and 16 rebounds, and the Detroit Pistons made the most of their home finale by beating the Philadelphia 76ers 109-101 on Monday night.

With his career nearing the end, Grant Hill recalls the highs and lows of the past two decades.

Nate Taylor of The New York Times: Coach Mike Woodson screamed at his players as they came to the bench. Tyson Chandler screamed back. Then Carmelo Anthony was able to get everyone's attention by shouting the same word over and over again: "Relax." I...

LOS ANGELES -- It was a familiar quote that came out of Dwight Howard's mouth when he was surrounded by the media after the Los Angeles Lakers' game against the Detroit Pistons on Sunday night. "This is a process," Howard said. The p-word has b...