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It has been awhile since a Detroit Pistons player was a starter in the NBA All Star game. Could this be the year we see a Pistons player make it in?

On Wednesday morning, students at International Academy of Flint received a special surprise. Former student, now NBA star, JaVale McGee, stopped by to see students and show off the Larry O'Brien NBA Championship Trophy.

After several months of heavy speculation, it was announced today that the Pistons will join the Lions, Tigers, and Red Wings in Downtown Detroit.

On Sunday Kobe Bryant announced that the 2015-16 season would be his last. We figured, what better way to look back on his no-doubt first-ballot Hall of Fame career than by watching his 10 greatest plays (as compiled by the NBA).

Jimmy Kimmel is back with some more mean tweets. This time he has set his sites on NBA players. Some of the reactions are pretty good, but some of the actual tweets are just awful! If you're going to attack a celebrity on the internet, at least make it good.

Somehow I always seem to miss these things live. Probably because I'm too busy trying to order a beer during the interviews. Check out how they all entertain each other before, during, and after the games.

Those that watched him play remember how much of a character Rasheed Wallace was during his time down in Detroit with the Pistons. After leaving Detroit, Wallace carried his one of a kinda charisma to Boston and New York. But after 16 seasons Sheed's calling it quits, a for a second time.

With only 6 games left in the NBA regular season, it's amazing that the Pistons aren't the crappiest team in the league. But I'm sure it can't come to an end fast enough for Pistons guard Brandon Knight.

So yesterday was not good day if you're a Pistons or Wings fan to say the least. Not only did the both teams fall to Chicago, but it was UGLY.

Last night was definitely a rough night at the office for one NBA cheerleader.

Sometimes crazy stuff and crazy things happen at sporting events whether it be intentional or unintentional. I understand, it can be hard to tell where the cameramen are at or what they're shooting when you do finally figure out where they 're located, which is what makes this clip all the better.

Flint native and Denver Nuggets center JaVale McGee has transformed as a basketball player in the last year, going from laughing stock of the NBA to a serious contributor on a winning team, helping the Denver Nuggets make serious noise in the playoffs.  He's now training with NBA Hall of Famer, Hakeem Olajuwon and The Dream has high hopes for McGee.