The enduring legacy of the 2004 Pistons, the NBA’s most unlikely champion: ‘Never gonna happen again’
The 2004 Pistons? Their starting five featured Chauncey Billups, Richard “Rip” Hamilton, Rasheed Wallace, Tayshaun Prince and ...
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Detroit Pistons 2004 NBA championship team still one big family: 'It will never die'
Tayshaun Prince, Darvin Ham, Mehmet Okur, Elden Campbell, Mike James, Lindsey Hunter and Tremaine Fowlkes — were present at the halftime ceremony, along with former and current Pistons general ...
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"All them dudes wanted to guard Kobe" - Prince recalls how much defensive attention Kobe garnered at the 2008 Olympic
Few players in league history had the same level of exposure to Kobe's offensive gifts as Detroit Pistons wing Tayshaun Prince. Just four years prior, they were locking horns in the NBA Finals ...
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Tayshaun Prince on his Grizzlies run: "That was a great team"
The midseason entry of the lanky veteran to Memphis boosted the Grizzlies' eventual run to their first-ever Conference Finals. Tayshaun Prince landed at a perfect place at a perfect time before ...
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Draymond Green counters Rasheed Wallace's claim that '04 Pistons would destroy the 2017 GSW: "Y'all was scoring 72 points a game"
Wallace's Pistons stunned a loaded Los Angeles Lakers ... Sheed added that Kevin Durant would have a tough defensive matchup against Tayshaun Prince. And Draymond Green would be too small against ...