Detroit Pistons News
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Detroit Mayor Dave Bing said he won’t run for a second term leading Michigan’s largest city, which is under state control.
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The longer the Chicago Bulls stay alive in the NBA playoffs, the louder the clamoring will grow for the return of their injured budding superstar, Derrick Rose. Before the din becomes overwhelming, critics should remember the story of an injured budding superstar of another era: Grant Hill.
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Former Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson has told the Brooklyn Nets he isn’t interested in becoming their head coach, ESPN reported, citing a person familiar with the circumstances.
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The Brooklyn Nets contacted Phil Jackson to determine his interest in coaching the team next season, NBA.com reported, citing a person familiar with the situation it didn’t identify.
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Phil Jackson, who guided the Los Angeles Lakers to five National Basketball Association championships and the Michael Jordan-led Chicago Bulls to six, will advise the Detroit Pistons on their coaching search.
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Detroit residents this year will elect a mayor who will begin a four-year term in the shadow of a state emergency manager with the power to reshape the deficit- plagued city.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers fired coach Byron Scott while the Philadelphia 76ers announced that Doug Collins resigned, less than 24 hours after both teams played their final games of the National Basketball Association season.
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The Los Angeles Lakers clinched the final playoff berth in the National Basketball Association’s Western Conference when the Utah Jazz lost their regular season- ending game last night.
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LeBron James scored 29 points to help the Miami Heat defeat the Detroit Pistons 103-89 and extend their winning streak to 25 games, while the New York Knicks clinched a playoff berth with a 99-94 victory at the Toronto Raptors.
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The New York Knicks extended their National Basketball Association winning streak to 12 games with a 125-120 road victory against the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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