Ben Wallace was, without question, one of the main reasons why the Detroit Pistons won the NBA championship in 2004 and were a force in the Eastern Conference. Big Ben won four Defensive Player of ...

As Wallace rose, the team followed. Detroit won 32 games and missed the playoffs during his first season. During his next five, the Pistons never won fewer than 50 games.

As part of his series on former Detroit sports figures, Bill Dow caught up with Detroit Pistons legend Ben Wallace, who 20 years ago arrived in Detroit to become one of the game’s most dominant ...

Newly retired Rasheed Wallace sat on Detroit Pistons%27 bench during summer-league game Monday; Wallace is expected to be brought on as assistant coach by new Pistons head coach Maurice Cheeks ...

The Detroit Pistons will hold the No. 1 pick in next month's draft, with the Houston Rockets and Orlando Magic picking second and third.

Wallace earned two of his four All-Star appearances in Detroit, including the 2006 All-Star Game in Houston. He was joined by Billups, Hamilton and Wallace as the Pistons' four All-Stars.

The Detroit Pistons are hoping to change their abysmal luck in the NBA Draft Lottery by sending an all-time great, Ben Wallace, to represent them.

Detroit Pistons' Rasheed Wallace celebrates during the closing minutes of Game 3 of the NBA Finals vs. the Lakers, Thursday, June 10, 2004 at the Palace. The Pistons won, 88-68.

Ben Wallace served as the Pistons' representative for the 2021 lottery and Detroit received the No. 1 overall pick that resulted in Cade Cunningham.

The Detroit Pistons defeated the New York Knicks in Game 2 of their playoff series on Monday night, tying things up 1-1 and, more importantly, winning their first postseason game since 2008.

The Pistons of the 2000s were one of the NBA’s most consistent and dominant franchises. From the 2002-03 season to the 2007-08 campaign, Detroit’s season never ended any sooner than the ...