Podcasts about Detroit Pistons

On this week's Best of Valenti, the guys break down the commitment of projected 1st round pick Yaxel Lendeborg to Michigan basketball. Plus, they explain why the Pistons need to make a big trade, complain about the overload of the promotion of sports gambling, and rib Valenti about his new Costco addiction.

Valenti and Stoney (in for Rico) kick off today's show complaining about what they think is an oversaturation of sports betting advertisements in-game for live events. In the second hour, they discuss the Tigers and whether it's too early to call them a potential World Series team. The guys talk Pistons and Red Wings potential trades in the third hour before letting Stoney run wild with his topics for the day.

The guys give some potential trade options for the Red Wings and Pistons.

Valenti and Stoney go to the people for their thoughts on who the Red Wings and Pistons should trade for.

David joins with a list of the worst trades in sports history to start the third hour. Then, the guys give some potential trade options for both the Red Wings and the Pistons this offseason.

The guys open this short show discussing how the Pistons should go about the offseason with the Eastern Conference looking wide-open.

Mike and Rico take more of your calls and give their final thoughts on how badly they want the Pistons to try to win now, considering how open the East is.

Mike and Rico start this short show following Tigers baseball discussing the Pistons and how wide open the Eastern Conference of the NBA is.

Valenti and Rico kick off this short show after the conclusion of Tigers-Giants with some thoughts on the Pistons following Knicks-Pacers last night. They discuss how wide open they think the Eastern Conference is and hypothesize potential trades for Trajan Langdon. They take plenty of your calls and read your ticket texts throughout the show.

The guys take your calls on today's Pistons topic.

0:00 .... Ross hello and welcome, introduces the panel, and dedicates show #158 to Jack McVeigh of the Houston Rockets who is the only NBA player to wear uniform #58. 1:33 ... Instant reaction to Tuesday night's game #4 of the Knicks/Pacers Eastern Conference Finals playoff series. 2:45 ... Bruce highlights the performances of Tyrese Haliburton, Bennedict Mathurin, and Pascal Siakam who were the biggest reasons Indiana took game #4 and grabbed a 3-1 series lead. 3:53 ... Ross pointed out how it was a game of runs but Indiana never allowed New York to really get close enough to threaten the Pacers. 4:55 ... World B was disgusted with the sloppy play of the Knicks and feels they need to reduce turnovers in game 5 if they hope to extend the series.  He is also concerned about the health of Karl-Anthony Towns who hurt his knee in the 4th quarter on Tuesday night. 7:23 ... The crew previews game 5 in New York and discusses if Tom Thibodeau will dial back his rotation as he did in the first two games. 10:17 ... Ross is concerned about how Towns will be perceived by the NY fans if he doesn't play in game 5 due to his knee.  Bruce needs Mikal Bridges to show up big in game #5, but World B points out how hard Bridges has to work on defense against Haliburton. 14:38 ... Ross tees up a brief discussion on how Thibodeau expanded his rotation and how Josh Hart nudged him into doing it by offering to come off the bench and allow Mitchell Robinson to start games 3 and 4. 16:00 ... Western Conference Finals discussion as Oklahoma City won Monday's game #4 to put a stranglehold on their series against Minnesota.  Bruce felt the tone was set in the first quarter.  World B says the series is over now that OKC has a 3-1 series lead and it was impressive how they bounced back from a 42 point loss on Saturday.  Ross agrees and praises Jalen Williams of the Thunder for his great performances.  Everyone feels the series is over except for the final result.  OKC's defense is the decisive factor. 23:25 ... Anthony Edwards needs a great performance in game 5 after scoring just 13 points in game 4.  World B feels he is not holding himself accountable. 24:18 ... Ross wants to praise Minnesota's Nickiell Alexander-Walker whose great postseason performances will help him find a team willing to pay him big bucks as a free agent this off-season. 24:50 .... Shai Gilgeous-Alexander beat Nikola Jokic for the MVP Award ... the guys discuss the large margin of victory in the voting and how both players were most deserving of the award. 28:13 ... All-NBA Team discussions ... On the first team the only quibble was Donovan Mitchell making it over Anthony Edwards, Jalen Brunson, and Stephen Curry. 30:33 .... On the second team, the guys discussed LeBron James making it in spite of ESPN's Brian Windhorst not voting him on any of the three All-NBA teams. 33:36 ... On the third team, Bruce bemoaned the fact that Jaylen Brown fell two games short of the 65 game minimum to qualify for All-NBA.  Bruce felt he would have made the third team, but sacrificed an individual award in order to be healthier for the playoffs and Bruce is really annoyed at some Celtics fans who are blaming Brown for the team's earlier than expected postseason exit.  World B felt Tyler Herro should have made third team over James Harden.  Ross pointed out that if not for injury, Victor Wembanyama would also have probably made 2nd or 3rd team All-NBA and probably also won Defensive Player of the Year. 37:08 ... Smokin' Hot Take from World B ... Cade Cunningham will be first team All-NBA next season.  This bodes well for the Pistons ascending into the top 4 in the eastern conference next season. 40:10 ... Final Thoughts ... Bruce on how OKC's comeback from a 42 point loss to Minnesota last weekend reminds him of two former NBA Championship teams that had similar experiences 40 seasons ago: the 1984 Celtics and the 1985 Lakers. 41:30 .... World B on how the Knicks loss to Indiana in game one was not the biggest choke in the Knicks history.  It was 30 years ago when Reggie Miller made the Knicks the worst chokers in franchise history.  Tyrese Haliburton will clearly haunt World B's dreams for many years to come. 46:16  ... Ross on how all the off-season transactions will be very exciting this year.  And from that he says goodbye and "see you next week." TRT 46:57              

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Neal Ruhl and Sam "Stick" Day break down the Detroit Tigers weekend, Detroit Lions precamp decisions. Pistons trade targets. That and much more! Like, Subscribe and leave your comment below!

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Are You Gonna Eat That? Tigers Talk.

The squad gets together for an end of season review with a little bit of a twist. They also touch on some of the top moments from what was a historic season for the Pistons

Trade rumors swirl around Chicago Bulls guard Ayo Dosunmu as multiple teams express interest. The Golden State Warriors reportedly consider a package involving Jonathan Kuminga, while the Houston Rockets, Detroit Pistons, and Dallas Mavericks are also in the mix.Haize analyzes potential deals, emphasizing Dosunmu's value to the Bulls and questioning the logic behind these trade scenarios. The discussion explores how Dosunmu's versatility and impact on Chicago's best lineups make him a coveted asset, but also highlights the risks of trading away a key contributor. Tune in for an in-depth breakdown of the latest Bulls trade buzz and why fans are rallying to keep Ayo in Chicago.Podcast Links: https://linktr.ee/BullsCentralPodGet at us:Email: BullsCentralPod@gmail.comTwitter:@BullsCentralPodPhone: ‪(773) 270-2799‬Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chicago-bulls-central/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Mike and Rico, along with a couple of callers, continue to hypothesize about a big move the Pistons could make to turn them into a real contender next season.

Valenti and Rico kick off the show reacting to a report that the Red Wings will not be a team in the running for Maple Leafs' RW Mitch Marner. They stick with this topic throughout the first hour until the second, where they talk Pistons and what they can/should do with the Eastern Conference looking wide open. In the second half of the show, they get to an "In Football Today" and continue talking Red Wings and Pistons and taking more of your calls.

Mike and Rico talk to the people about the Red Wings and the Pistons.

Mike and Rico open the second hour of the show recapping Pacers-Knicks, pondering whether the Pistons need to make a move right now, considering how beatable both ECF teams look. They take a couple more of your Red Wings calls before talking about Tyrese Haliburton and if he deserves more respect.

Valenti and Rico begin the third hour joined by David for an "In Football Today". Then, they spend the rest of the hour taking your calls on the Red Wings and the Pistons.

The guys discuss ECF game 1 last night and what it (should) mean for the Pistons' future.

With Canadian Shai Gilgeous-Alexander winning this year's award, and American-born player hasn't been named the NBA MVP since 2018

Former U of A great and Detroit Piston, Eric Money is my special guest today on the #TheClintPeekShow

9:00 HOUR: Where does Jamo rank among the Lions' young players? Are Pistons fans wanting the Knicks to win it all?

We have a prison break! Time to pay Anzalone?

And more college football changes coming?

Did anyone notice something about the Tigers broadcast last night?

The listeners get in on the fan dilemma conversation.

With the Nuggets losing Game 7 to the Thunder, we will have a seventh different champion in the past seven seasons

6:00 HOUR: Lessons for the Pistons from NBA parity, Moving the goalposts on the Tigers

On this week's Best of Valenti, the guys break down the latest report regarding Sherrone Moore and Michigan football. Also, they react to everything that happened across the NBA on Monday night, including Jayson Tatum tearing his achilles, wondering if this is the time for the Pistons to go all-in. The guys discuss what has gotten into Javier Báez as well plus much more!

Welcome to The Panel, the NBA debate show that brings the heat, sparks passionate discussions, and dives headfirst into the world of basketball like never before! If you're a hardcore NBA fan, a hoop junkie, or just someone who loves intense sports debates, you've found your weekly destination. Join us every weekday for a live, high-octane experience where we dissect, dispute, and celebrate all things NBA.

Mike and Rico debate whether pro sports rivalries still exist in 2025.

Mike and Rico take your calls on their sports rivalries topic.

Bryce and Omari present a bottom to top Detroit Pistons roster deconstruction based on this past season. Follow Omari on Twitter: @omarisankofa Read the latest from Omari on freep.com Follow Bryce on Twitter: @MotorCityHoops Read the latest from Bryce on Substack Pick up "The Pistons Pulse" merch here!

Anthony Edwards and the Wolves take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Warriors. Is it Julius Randle the key or is the absence of Curry the deciding factor in the series. Will this years NBA champion draw parallels to the 2004 Pistons championship? Then we dive into potential landing spots for Giannis now that the NBA Draft order is set. Pat the producer rounds out the hour demanding an apology from Canty? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Anthony Edwards and the Wolves take a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Warriors. Is it Julius Randle the key or is the absence of Curry the deciding factor in the series. Will this years NBA champion draw parallels to the 2004 Pistons championship? Then we dive into potential landing spots for Giannis now that the NBA Draft order is set. Pat the producer rounds out the hour demanding an apology from Canty? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Valenti says that the Pistons have never been in a better spot to go all-in than right now with how the future of the Eastern Conference looks.

Valenti explains why the Pistons should pursue Boston's Derrick White this offseason. Photo Credit: © Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images

Mike and Rico hear from the people regarding their Pistons conversation after everything that happened in the NBA last night.

Mike and Rico begin the second hour wondering what the Pistons' plans should be going forward after all of the events that occurred last night in the NBA. They take your calls and read your ticket texts before David goes through some NBA Draft Lottery winners and losers.

Mike and Rico kick off the show with their reaction to the Mavs winning the NBA Draft Lottery, concluding that the process is rigged. They stick with this topic until the second hour, where they discuss the state of the Eastern Conference following everything that happened in the NBA last night and what the Pistons need to do now to set themselves up to capitalize. The guys cover a myriad of topics in the third hour before getting to a conversation about Trey Hendrickson and what the reason would be that the Lions wouldn't trade for him in the final hour.

Assistant Coach Mike Boynton, Jr., joins us for a wide-ranging conversation this week on Defend the Block. Coach Boynton details his first year in Ann Arbor, reflects on some of the key moments from last season, shares some early thoughts on next year's journey, and talks some Pistons basketball.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Juju Gotti and the sports video game content creator Kofie Yeboah discuss the end of the Pistons playoff run, James Harden, Jokic and Shai in that mvp race, and who will win the Celtics-Knicks series. Alley Oop talks all things basketball and hoopers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices