Beyond the emphasis on three-point shooting and paint dominance, one of the most significant differences between the NBA of the 1980s/1990s and today's league lies in how players respond to on-court ...
For much of the late 1980s, no NBA team wore the villain's cape quite like the Detroit Pistons. They were the bruisers of the league — defined by sharp elbows, body checks in the paint and scowls that ...
Olden Polynice shares a wild story from his days on the Pistons and how he once saw Isiah Thomas break his hand off Bill Laimbeer's head.
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