After an NBA Cup win, ‘exhausted’ Pistons lose to 76ers in second of back-to-backs
Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff said postgame that his team was “exhausted” because of travel delays and that they played an NBA Cup game the night before. Since its inception a year ago, the NBA Cup has bred a different sense of urgency from players, especially considering each of them on the winning team earned $500,000 last season.
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Chicago Bulls might make a deal to improve their roster before the deadline, with trade pieces like Zach LaVine, Lonzo Ball, ...
Friday Nov. 29 at 8:00 PM ET at Gainbridge Fieldhouse A Gold Friday victory would go a long way for the Indiana Pacers. If the Pacers (9-10) can top the Detroit Pistons at Gainbridge Fieldhouse ...
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With shooters and perimeter scorers who can drive, the Pistons took advantage of a Pacers team missing its best defenders ...
Fans roast Paul George after the 76ers star exits the game against the Pistons due to a knee injury, sparking online ...
It’s been weeks since Philadelphia 76ers rookie Jared McCain came off the bench for the team. When he collected his first NBA ...
The leaders of the Philadelphia 76ers are seeing real progression following a road win over the Detroit Pistons.
Tyrese Maxey scored 28 points and the Philadelphia 76ers won their fourth game of the season by beating the Detroit Pistons 111-96 on Saturday night.
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