The Detroit Pistons stormed back from a 22-point hole to beat the Boston Celtics 121-113.

Trailing the Boston Celtics, 58-45, at halftime on Tuesday afternoon, the Detroit Pistons were determined to get back into the game. At one point, they trailed by 22 points at home.That’s not a recipe for much success.

The lengthy negotiations between the Detroit Pistons and star center Jalen Duren didn’t leave any lingering animosity, at least not in the mind of head coach J.B. Bickerstaff. Duren, an

Detroit Pistons coach J.B. Bickerstaff praised how Jalen Duren has looked so far in practice, and said he plans to play the center in the preseason.

Jalen Duren will see court time, but the question is ... when?

If you’re wondering if a 60-win season might dull J.B. Bickerstaff’s competitive edge or if losing in the second round of the playoffs would make him less bullish on the Pistons future, rest easy. “The East is good,” Bickerstaff said to a question ...

"We believe if he takes a jump, our team is going to take a jump. In order to do that, he’s got to get that exposure." One of the biggest mistakes that coaching staffs make with developing players is simply waiting for said talent to grow into a role ...

"If we go and play Pistons basketball, I like our chances versus anybody," J.B. Bickerstaff said as the Pistons prep for an improved East.