Nov 29, 2007 12:37 AM EST
LeBron James was grounded at The Palace after lifting his game to rarified air in his previous visit.
James sprained his left index finger in the second quarter Wednesday night, and did not return, and the Pistons went on to beat the Cavaliers 109-74 Wednesday night.
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According to a weekend report by ESPN.com's Marc Stein, "Detroit has not ruled out" bringing back ex-Pistons' big man Chris Webber later this season. Webber reportedly turned down a lucrative offseason offer from a team in Greece and remains unsigned.
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Pistons center Rasheed Wallace will miss the game Sunday against Utah because of a knee injury.
Wallace, who injured the knee in the win over New York on Wednesday, also missed the victory against Philadelphia on Friday.
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Pistons Nov 2007 Archive
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ESPN.com | Nov 21, 2007
Chauncey Billups had season highs with 25 points and 15 assists, directing the Pistons to a 98-86 victory over the slumping Knicks on Wednesday night.
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AP | Nov 21, 2007
Pistons' center Rasheed Wallace did not play in the second half against the Knicks on Wednesday night because of a sore left knee.
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1270 Detroit | Nov 15, 2007
Detroit reportedly would have sent Tayshaun Prince, Rip Hamilton, Amir Johnson and a first round pick to the Lakers for Kobe Bryant, but Bryant vetoed the trade.
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mLive | Nov 15, 2007
ESPN suggests that Detroit actually attempted to acquire the disgruntled Lakers superstar.
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Yahoo.com | Nov 15, 2007
Rasheed Wallace scored 13 of his 22 points during a furious fourth-quarter rally, and the injury-plagued Pistons improbably came back from a 22-point deficit to beat the winless Warriors 111-104 Wednesday night.
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ESPN | Nov 12, 2007
Richard Hamilton scored 10 of his season-high 32 points during a torrid first quarter, then the Pistons showed their veteran moxie in the final minutes to hold off Seattle 107-103, dropping the SuperSonics to 0-7, their worst start ever.
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Yahoo! | Nov 9, 2007
The push and the extra motivation the struggling Bulls needed came from the team that eliminated them from the playoffs last spring.
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Detroit Free Press | Nov 8, 2007
Pistons' coach Flip Saunders said Amir Johnson had his best practice with the longest amount of contact play on Wednesday since spraining his left ankle early in training camp.
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Yahoo.com | Nov 1, 2007
Tayshaun Prince scored a career-high 34 points and matched a career best with 12 rebounds, and the Pistons used a big second-half run to beat the Heat 91-80 Thursday night in the season opener for both teams.
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ESPN | Nov 1, 2007
Detroit Pistons' guard Richard Hamilton will miss the team's season opener at Miami on Thursday because of a family emergency, and rookie Arron Afflalo was expected to start in his place.
