Detroit Pistons
Coverage of Detroit Pistons in the Nexus archive.
- Pistons hosting two free community events in Detroit in late July and early August
The Detroit Pistons are hosting two free community events in Detroit on July 30 and August 1 to promote health, wellness, and connection through outdoor activities. The July event includes a bike ride in partnership with RiDetroit, while the August event features a family fun day at Chandler Park with basketball clinics and giveaways.
- Morning 4: 4 rescued from steep embankment after vehicle crash — and more news
Two adults and two children were rescued from a 30-foot embankment in Southfield after a vehicle crash. Michigan wildlife biologists are conducting a wild turkey brood survey. NBA reports suggest the Detroit Pistons have inquired about Kevin Durant's availability. Taylor police officers shot an armed robbery suspect linked to a U-Haul truck during a traffic stop.
- Metro Detroit company sells out of special Betsy Ross flags for America’s 250th anniversary
A Metro Detroit company, American Flag and Banner, sold out of special Betsy Ross flags commemorating America’s 250th anniversary. The flags feature 13 stars with the number 250 inside and sold for $70 each, sparking both popularity and criticism from flag purists.
- Detroit leaders break ground on new Brennan Community Center at Rouge Park
Detroit leaders and the Detroit Pistons broke ground on a $20 million Brennan Community Center at Rouge Park, set to open in fall 2027. Funded by Pistons owner Tom Gores and the Gores Family Foundation, the 25,000-square-foot facility will offer recreation, education, mentorship, and workforce development resources for residents in the 7th District.
- Morning 4: Wayne County family searches for kidney donor to save grandad’s life — and more news
A Wayne County family is urgently seeking a living kidney donor for Ed Nyberg, who has Stage 5 kidney failure. Sen. Chris Van Hollen endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary, and Michigan cities received $3.5 million in brownfield grants. The Detroit Pistons acquired a 2026 NBA draft pick from the Knicks.
- Magic offense should return in Orlando after shooting just 33% from the floor in Game 2 loss
The Orlando Magic are expected to improve their offensive performance after shooting just 33% from the floor in a Game 2 loss to the Detroit Pistons. The Pistons dominated with a 22-point third-quarter run, but the Magic's poor shooting and rebounding deficits were offset by Detroit's missed free throws. Analysts predict the Magic will rebound in Game 3, scoring over 105.5 points despite a slower-paced series.