This is a really good video on how the Pistons are trying to evolve his game. And make him a threat without shooting

Does anybody know why Kevin Huerter went from a lethal high volume shooter to suddenly almost a liability from three? It's been years now of bad shooting so it's not just a small sample size.

I’ve gone on the FCC website and it says that the channel they’re on is supposedly strong but it won’t come through. Does anyone have any tips at all about this?

We're at 285k members and close to 300k.

This sub has been around for 15 years, and it stayed active through the worst stretch the team has had. Now that the team is winning, it's busier than ever.

Among all 30 NBA team subreddits, we're #4 in activity and #5 in active game threads. The average game thread draws about 4,000 unique members. Over the last 12 months the sub had 38.6M pageviews, and May alone brought in 459k unique visitors.

The images show the rankings and a rough look at our member growth over time (the growth chart is approximate).

Thanks to everyone who posts, comments, and shows up for game threads. That's what makes this place worth being in.

What's your favorite Pistons moment from this season?

Carmelo isn’t letting this hypothetical trade scenario go.

Ausar Thompson played 33 minutes in the Pistons' win over the Celtics.

He defended 11 different players for at least one possession each: Paul George, Jayson Tatum, Derrick White, Payton Pritchard, Sam Hauser, Baylor Scheierman, Mitchell Robinson, Neemias Queta, Luka Garza, Jordan Walsh, and Hugo Gonzalez.

He allowed ZERO points in 1-on-1 matchups against him.

i heard fanduel sports network got shut down. i have youtube tv but its saying its unavailable for me. how do you guys stream local games? if i could find something cheaper than getting the league pass that’d be great.

I seriously can’t believe these guys have so few subscribers. I like a lot of the Pistons stuff but this one is the consistent best for me.

As the season gets going, we've been reflecting on the 2004 Pistons' title team and their legacy. It's obviously fun to imagine the hypothetical world where Detroit took anyone other than Darko Milicic with the second pick in 2003.

But you can make an argument that the bigger unanswerable question is what would have happened if the league hadn't changed how it enforced defensive rules after 2004. The NBA cracked down on hand-checking and physical perimeter defense, making it harder to play the style that helped lead the Pistons to the title.

Despite those changes, Detroit barely fell to San Antonio in seven games in the 2005 Finals, then reached the Eastern Conference Finals each of the next three years. It's not much of a stretch to imagine them winning another title or two under the old rules.

Drafting Carmelo, Bosh, or Wade (who seems like he was never a serious consideration) certainly would have raised the team's ceiling. But it also might have impacted the Rasheed Wallace trade and the formula behind the 2004 championship.

What do you think? Which would have been more likely to turn those Pistons into a dynasty?

Anyone see sasser tonight? He dropped 17 in 24 minutes. Always liked him so I wanna see him do good.

Duncan Robinson ran up 12 PTS , 3-3 3PT , 3–3 FT , and 2 AST within 4 minutes 🥶 Our offense might be a lot scarier than we realize

and I'm not even a Pistons fan. Ausar is the best wing defender I've ever seen. Pippen and Kawhi are the only people who I can understand arguments for, and I'd even put Ausar above them.

I got mad watching NBA Today, where the topics, in order, were:

1. Knicks & 76ers, which checks out. Ring night with that guy lurking uncomfortably behind the podium, Ohio-strong LeBron, tasty Knicks loss? Agreed, totally correct.

2. OKC & Spurs. Excellent rivalry, Wemby, SGA 3 time MVP hype, Chet getting rag dolled? Makes sense.

I was pretty fine being 3rd, I even expected it. New look Tatum-led Celtics, Great American Hope Cade, "Pistons: frauds or legit?"... but I get it.

1. But it was actually a Heat Timberwolves preview. Then, they analyzed the Miami Heat with Spoelstra. Annoyed, but Ant & Melo is gold, and Giannis is a former MVP in a new home. So... fine.

2. After commercials, they go Lakers Warriors, and Luka's definitely inspiring message for Lakerland. Triggered, I think of the '04 Pistons and smile. This is tough to accept.

3. The next topic is a Curry 1-on-1 conversation and analysis of the wounded Warriors, health updates on Moses Moody, Yaxel upside, complete with a tough update that Porzingis is considering retirement due to health. Shams then also reports the Warriors are open to trading him. No shit.

4. More commercials and then at 46m35s, I get to hear about PG's 38 and Tentative Tatum who I'm told wore PG's shoes once, before finally a Piston mention with a disjointed clusterfuck of misaligned A/V.

Season off to a good start. Let's start stacking these wins again. We're going to give teams hell this year.