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The Detroit Pistons are among one of the original NBA teams, dating back to the National Basketball League in 1941, before it combined with the Basketball Association of America to form the National Basketball Association in 1948. Even back in their infancy the team was worth watching, and Pistons tickets would have taken you to see a team that nearly won a championship in its first two seasons. Those times soon gave way to the ‘60s and ‘70s, when stars like Dave DeBusschere, Dave Bing, Jimmy Walker, and Bob Lanier failed to take the teams very far, only reaching the playoffs eight times in 20 years. The Detroit Pistons began to turn it around in the ‘80s, building teams around Isiah Thomas. The young point guard was destined to sell tickets for the Pistons and take the team back to brink of greatness.
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About The Detroit Pistons
Detroit acquired tough players Bill Laimbeer and established veterans like Vinnie Johnson. Slowly the club grew better and better, eventually becoming a consistent playoff contender in 1983 and NBA champions later that decade. John Salley, Dennis Rodman, Adrian Dantley, Joe Dumars, Rick Mahorn, and James Edwards added even more toughness to the team, and the club developed a tenacious defense that could contain offensive juggernauts like the Lakers and the Celtics.
After the Pistons first championship in 1988, in which they took down the Lakers in four straight games, the Pistons traded an aging Vinnie Johnson for Mark Aguirre, initially the trade was heavily criticized, feared that it would ruin the championship chemistry. However, the club repeated, defeating the Trail Blazers in five games.
Detroit suffered through the dominance of the Bulls and Michael Jordan in the ‘90s, but the Pistons built a roster around team play and defense with Ben Wallace, Tayshaun Prince, Chauncy Billups, Richard Hamilton, and Rasheed Wallace to shock the NBA and those who had season tickets to defeat the heavily favored Lakers in 2004.
The Detroit Pistons have kept many of the key players from their championship team four years ago. Chauncy Billups still runs the point, Richard Hamilton still runs all game, tiring his defender, Tayshaun Prince’s impossibly long arms still make him one the best perimeter defenders in the league, and Rasheed Wallace’s unique skills as a point forward still raise havoc for opposing defenders.
Pistons tickets have been an envious possession for the last five years and appear to have no signs of stopping in the next few years. Find your Detroit Piston tickets with Online Seats, the complete package ticket broker, with up-to-the-minute schedules and seating charts to every game.
The Detroit Pistons are back in a deep playoff run in 2008. This time they easily took the Sixers in six and the Magic in five on their way to the conference finals. There, Billups, Hamilton, Wallace, Prince, and McDyess will try and use their well-oiled machine to take down the Celtics.
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