Sean Corp
Managing Editor at Detroit Bad Boys
Pistons fan. Movie fan. Writing fan. Content strategy for @UMichiganAI and #MichiganOnline. Opinions are my own. Managing Editor at https://t.co/b1Zk13OHwS
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5 days ago |
detroitbadboys.com | Sean Corp
David Reginek-Imagn Images The Detroit Pistons had one of NBA history’s most magical runs in the regular season, more than tripling their win total from one season to the next. That’s over. Today, the playoffs begin, and the Pistons are about to learn that this is a different game. The question, ultimately, is, are they ready? There are two possibilities. One, they do what they did all year in the regular season and they rise to the occasion.
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6 days ago |
detroitbadboys.com | Sean Corp
Writer’s note: To get the full context of what was the catalyst that led to this piece, I strongly recommend reading Shawn Windsor’s column in the Free Press. Where to begin? How does one capture the power of a community that, through thick and thin (mostly thin these days), is stronger than ever? A blog that, while Sean and the staff can’t divulge, HAS to be one of the most popular across all of SBNation?
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1 week ago |
detroitbadboys.com | Sean Corp
Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images The Detroit Pistons dropped their season finale 140-133 in overtime against the Milwaukee Bucks. With playoff seeding locked up for both teams, the squads sat out plenty of players and limited the minutes of others. Cade Cunningham sat out as did Giannis Antetokounmpo. It was an opportunity for young guys to play and, in the case of veteran Pat Connaughton, a chance to go nuclear.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Sean Corp
The Detroit Pistons dropped their season finale 140-133 in overtime against the Milwaukee Bucks. With playoff seeding locked up for both teams, the squads sat out plenty of players and limited the minutes of others. Cade Cunningham sat out as did Giannis Antetokounmpo. AdvertisementIt was an opportunity for young guys to play and, in the case of veteran Pat Connaughton, a chance to go nuclear.
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1 week ago |
detroitbadboys.com | Sean Corp
Photo by Mike Mulholland/Getty Images The Detroit Pistons wrap up their impressive 2024-25 season with a featured game on ESPN against the Milwaukee Bucks. The Pistons lost to the Bucks on Friday, which locked them into the sixth seed and a playoff date with the New York Knicks. That means this game is basically meaningless for both teams. That fact begs the question — who is actually going to play in this one?
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Here is hoping the Pellies get the 2000-06 version of Dumars.
Hall of Famer Joe Dumars is finalizing a deal to become the new president of basketball operations of the New Orleans Pelicans, sources tell ESPN. Dumars was president of the Pistons from 2000-14, building the 2004 Detroit championship team. Now returns home to Louisiana. https://t.co/SrgfHBbHTP
Beef Stew has had a truly amazing season. And he's doing it at 6-foot-8. Undersized -- like all Pistons greats.
Ten of the best interior defenders in the league. https://t.co/g17brh7uBP
RT @CrumpledJumper: Ten of the best interior defenders in the league. https://t.co/g17brh7uBP