New Story: “It is great to be an organization that gifts financially. But to be an organization that shows up boots on the ground, those are the things that truly matter.”
#Pistons teaching sports business aspects through Youth Council
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Coming this fall… TV20 is the new home for the Detroit Pistons!
Pistons basketball returns to free, over‑the‑air television in Detroit and Michigan beginning in 2026‑27: https://t.co/XMGOM6hNx8
There's fan features, and then there's this guy. Grateful he let me follow him around for a bit and tell his story.
Piston fan doesn't let brain diagnosis stop his renewal of season tickets https://t.co/gTslBchIYr via @detroitnews
“There’s two things about him: he works hard and he talks sh**”— how a G-League call up helped save the Pistons #1 seed and finds himself on the floor closing playoff games https://t.co/KIVv6xYAek
Duncan Robinson of the @DetroitPistons has been named the NBA Cares Bob Lanier Community Assist Award winner for April.
He is being recognized for his commitment to youth mental health and wellness, and advocacy for stroke recovery support.
Full release: https://t.co/PNjL5ElqSS
The message Pistons owner Tom Gores delivered to the team entering this season was clear: no limits.
It worked. Nearly 15 years after buying the Pistons, Gores has his first playoff series win as owner and a sold‑out Game 7 behind it.
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During Mental Health Awareness Month, Detroit Pistons forward, Duncan Robinson, shares his brother Eli’s mental health journey in hopes of helping other families.
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They say “Don’t Meet Your Heroes” — Unless that hero is John Mason.
With the @DetroitPistons advancing, there’s no better time than to drop my feature on the Detroit legend and the two words he made synonymous w/the Pistons: #DetroitBasketball
Ever since Duncan Robinson was a little kid, his big brother, Eli, was his biggest fan. While Duncan carved out a career, Eli had his personal struggles. And last year, his suffering was just too much. This is their story of loss and love (told with the incredible @simonpb17)
Tonight the @DetroitPistons set the record for the largest playoff comeback in franchise history, overcoming a 24-point deficit in tonight’s contest to force a Game 7. The previous record was 19 points in 2007 in the East Semis against the Chicago Bulls.
Duncan Robinson’s love of basketball started with his big brother, Eli. But when Eli got older, he began to struggle.
It takes incredible strength to share a story like this. Thank you, Duncan, for your vulnerability. Well done @mcten. I know this hit close to home.
Pistons guards Marcus Sasser and Daniss Jenkins are dreamers, believers and doers. The two childhood friends from Dallas took different paths to the top and ended up on the same NBA team. Jenkins had a breakout season as a capable sub for Cade Cunningham:
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New from me: The @DetroitPistons are no joke this season, hence their No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference. Part of the reason is @GmacCash's jingle that unifies Detroit basketball and the city's rap culture: https://t.co/HJz6PBwTYT
New from me: The @DetroitPistons are no joke this season, hence their No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference. Part of the reason is @GmacCash's jingle that unifies Detroit basketball and the city's rap culture: https://t.co/HJz6PBwTYT
Some longtime Twitter followers of mine may remember that I once used to write blogs about the Detroit Pistons when I was 16-years-old.
Today, my story about their rebuild featuring commentary from Tom Gores is the cover of the @SBJ.
Time flies, huh?
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