leadership players 12-13 review records history nba overtime 4 22 H- 5 22 H- 6 22 0 H- 9 12 11 H- H- 20 -1 HC 7 22 H- 228 H- 9 22 H- s ill h rn aubu o f ce ala ion at 3 20 H- p e th onfigur 4 20 H- 7 10 2013–14 DETROIT pistons media guide 323 2013–14 H- The Palace’s air conditioning system is powerful enough to cool 500 single-family homes or turn system is powerful enough to cool 500 single-family homes The Palace’s air conditioning into ice. one million gallons of water the Palace. There are more than 300 miles of electrical wiring throughout The Palace has approximately 8,400 parking spaces on site. is enough to pave a two-lane highway The amount of concrete used in constructing The Palace 23 miles long. • • • • ing c seat PALACE PALACE FACTS PALACE on 6,000 to 23,000 depending and Family Shows – 22,076; Hockey – 20,804; Concert CAPACITY: Basketball – configuration. of 200. An annual average NUMBER OF EVENTS: (NBA). TEAM: Detroit Pistons PROFESSIONAL in conservationists for its work feet) and was cited by on 61.1 acres (2,662,717 square ACREAGE: The Palace sits in 1988. building’s construction the property during the wetlands areas throughout preserving natural OVERALL BUILDING AREA: 570,000 square feet. which opened on September 13, 1996. ATRIUM ADDITION: 100,000 square-foot addition ATRIUM HEIGHT: 117 feet. CLUB WEST ADDITION: 12,000 square feet. 65,000 square feet. NORTH PAVILION ADDITION: SUITES ADDITION: 5,600 square feet. PRESIDENT’S CLUB AND ADJOINING trend started with the arena, some as close as 16 rows from the floor. This SUITES: 175 total. 164 suites overlook The 100-level and 300-level is now widely copied in nearly every arena built today. The Palace’s construction and President’s Club and three There are also eight suites without arena views in the suites have private concourses. the Courtside Club. suites without arena views in s ill h rn aubu o f ce ala The Palace of Auburn Hills, home of the Detroit Pistons (NBA) and numerous concerts, family shows, sporting home of the Detroit Pistons (NBA) and numerous concerts, The Palace of Auburn Hills, arenas after more than productions, remains one of the world’s most innovative events, trade shows and special 25 years. years since its opening in roughly $141.5 million in venue upgrades throughout the The Palace has undergone improvement plan which began under ownership of 1988. The most recent renovations conclude a three-year 53 renovated suites (24 club-level and 29 concourse-lev- Tom Gores and Platinum Equity. Improvements included an expanded Pistons locker room, a newly de- el), Suite Terrace upgrades, an updated West Atrium entrance, a refreshed media work room named The Matt Dobek veloped entertainment complex and locker room area, system and a sparkling Courtside Broadcast Studio. Press Room, installation of an in-arena theatrical lighting was remodeled and Club 300 was constructed – a Additionally, the main concourse was updated, Club West with direct views of the arena floor. DAS WiFi full-service open-air lounge on the third-level suite concourse Twitter boards on the upper arena fascia all enhance wireless access, digital menu boards and fan-engaging the fan experience. levels of offices, a storage facility and an expanded The West Atrium was completed in 1996 and contains three Diodes (LED) board was installed, allowing for the entrance with numerous amenities. In 2004, a Light Emitting during scoreboard hanging state-of-the-art around the and arena the entire around signage electronic of display events. since its opening in 1988. A $30 million expansion In 2005, The Palace undertook its largest enhancement project North Pavilion, which opened April 2006. The pavilion’s introduced the 65,000 square foot North Entrance, named Club, which opened in February 2006, boasts lower level is home to exclusive clubs and suites. The President’s averaging 1,000 square feet. It is accessible by direct a central club/bar area and eight luxury private suites created a dramatic new grand entrance/lobby, which entrance from the arena. The pavilion’s concourse level box office windows and a new retail area. The provides guests with additional concourse space, additional The Palace with café areas featuring Buffalo Wild new area also increased dining options and amenities inside VIP Pistons luxurious the is pavilion the of level upper The Bar. Morgan’s Captain and Bar Bull Red the Wings, Club. consisting of late Pistons managing partner William Conceptualized and built in 1987-88 by Arena Associates, The Palace was immediately recognized as an all-en- Davidson, along with David Hermelin and Robert Sosnick, of the nation’s top concert facilities when it opened compassing entertainment venue and quickly became one by two entertainment trade publications, being named in 1988. After just one season, The Palace was honored Pollstar. With the cost of the “New Venue of the Year” by Performance and “Best New Concert Venue” by continues to financed, The Palace privately being and improvements on additions dollar spent and every building uphold its reputation as one of the world’s premier sports and entertainment venues. Overall, The Palace has been nominated “Arena of the Year” 10 times by Performance magazine and won the award seven times. It has also earned 10 “Arena of the Year” nominations from Pollstar magazine and won the act. honor in 1992. Since its inception, The Palace has hosted almost every major touring concert p e th 322 PISTONS.COM leadership players 12-13 review records history nba overtime tions la re y nit u comm ion at ound f wards 2013–14 DETROIT pistons media guide 325 2013–14 her et ayday og ome t c Come tool to support the overall directed to act as an effective Foundation has been The Come Together - organizations to raise aware with community by strategically collaborating vision and mission Together League spon- youth leadership and NBA areas of volunteerism, financial support in the ness and provide sored programs. A Impact Come Together awards for outstanding Changers identified throughout the season, “Impact” Amongst the many Game athletics, volunteerism contributions in the areas of youth leadership and leadership and community In addition to being recognized as a entertainment are presented annually. and youth leadership and presents a $25,000 grant to each of the awardees the foundation winner, Impact Award Come Together honor. respective programs in their Pistons 50/50 P using a state-of- Foundation launched Pistons 50/50 Payday, In the 2012-13 season, the Come Together De- in team first the were Pistons The game. home Pistons at every activated raffle 50/50 wireless the-art and the second team in the NBA. During troit to implement wireless technology for in-arena fundraising net proceeds while the remainder is shared by each home game, one lucky fan will win 50% of the raffle Foundation. a local charitable organization and the Come Together Program Come Together Transportation round- receive will Detroit from Detroit Pistons season, organizations 2013-14 of the games select During guest will be given a ticket, t-shirt and food and trip transportation to The Palace of Auburn Hills. Each groups that have demon- and under-privileged beverage. With the mission of reaching under-served, youth the Pistons are committed to exposing deserving strated extraordinary impact in their community, to sports and entertainment. - - The Detroit Pistons’ Come Together Game Changers Game Together Come Pistons’ Detroit The program was launched for the 2011-12 season as an opportunity for the community to help the Detroit Pistons recognize and reward Michigan citizens for their community service and leadership through volunteerism. One hundred Game Changers will be invited to ev- 2013-14 the during game home Pistons Detroit ery guests, three bring to opportunity the with season; and to receive a parking pass, special gift, and food and beverage to thank them for their commitment to bettering their communities. Exceptional Game Changers will be honored during select home games with on-court recognition, personalized jer differ the the story of and video vignette telling sey ence they’re making. Game Changers Grant Challenge Through statewide partnerships with The LEAGUE Michigan (TLM) and the Council of Michigan Foun- dations (CMF), students across the state have the opportunity to showcase their “game-changing” community projects for the chance to win grant money to elevate their community initiatives. program online nomination The Detroit Pistons also accept online nominations to recognize Game Changers who also are positive difference makers in the community who promote leadership through volunteerism. tions With a collective vision to become the most motivating and impactful community relations platform in become the most motivating and impactful community With a collective vision to people and impact lives; in order to make a difference, inspire professional sports and entertainment Foundation have combined the Detroit Pistons and the Come Together Palace Sports and Entertainment, under the brand of “Come Together”. all community relations efforts cele- Palace to bring Michigan together, embodies the goal of utilizing the Pistons and Come Together communities. The “Game positive impact through volunteerism in their own brating those that make a the purpose of the overall brand. Changers” program highlights Program, the Come for more information on the Game Changers Please visit Pistons.com/cometogether programming. Foundation and all other Come Together Together la re y nit u comm 324 PISTONS.COM leadership players 12-13 review records history nba overtime - tions Through the annual Step-Up for Down Syndrome Walk Through the annual Step-Up for Down Syndrome Walk and a partnership with Special Olympics, the Detroit celebrating of importance the emphasize Pistons those living with cognitive disabilities. During the month of March, Pistons legends visit local schools and community centers to teach the impor tance of literacy. For Martin Luther King Day and February – the Pis- For Martin Luther King Day African American tons honor the legacy of influential recogni- in-arena through history local and leaders providing educational tion, educational programs and scholarships. la re y nit u comm 2013–14 DETROIT pistons media guide 327 2013–14 Pistons Green Week is a season-long campaign Pistons Green Week raising awareness for environmental and green initiatives and lifestyles Awareness of Autism is shared by the Detroit Pistons of Autism is shared Awareness Day Autism World of celebration and walk annual an through on April 2nd. - Hospi Children’s A season-long partnership with St. Jude’s and tal includes an annual visit to the hospital in Memphis in-game celebration of patients during Hoops for St. Jude Week. Throughout the season, the Pistons promote the Throughout the season, the including exercise, importance of a healthy lifestyle, Pistons Fit – nutrition and mental health through exercise clinics. including a 5k, basketball and Through an on-going partnership with Toys for Tots, for Tots, Through an on-going partnership with Toys the Pistons bring toys and cheers to deserving fami- lies around the winter holidays. Games on and around Veteran’s Day celebrate “Hoops Day celebrate “Hoops Games on and around Veteran’s mil- active and veterans both recognizing Troops,” for itary personnel. In partnership with Farm Bureau Insurance, the De- In partnership with Farm Bureau 30th Live, Learn & Play troit Pistons also opened their and Media Center Center with a renovated Library Elementary School in Detroit, in Coleman A. Young elementary school encouraging education amongst students. - tions amming progr r he et For Thanksgiving, Pistons players and entertainment assets holi- to share Metro-Detroit around centers community visit day meals. Rodney Stuckey, in partnership with Metro PCS, donated 450 Rodney Stuckey, backpacks full of school supplies to the students of Dossin Elementary in Detroit as part of a back-to-school initiative. The Detroit Pistons renovated their 29th Live, Learn & Play The Detroit Pistons renovated courts on Belle Isle in partner Center with new basketball ship with Sprite as part of Metro Detroit Youth Day on July Detroit Youth ship with Sprite as part of Metro 17th, 2013. e Tog Com season-long plat- the community through Pistons engage with with NBA Cares, the Detroit In partnership also activated League-wide. forms that are la re y nit u comm 326 PISTONS.COM leadership players 12-13 review records history nba overtime ois l ades vid rho a d fs detroit is vince ell detroit free press keith lang pistons.com on t ake a g medi lin e av tr ve pember ul kent a ustin dr d oakland press eli wiles pistons broadcasting a fs detroit pa fs detroit yo vid ma a d mlive media group chris ki ielews was fs detroit mark champion wxyt/97.1 fm radio eg kelser gr fs detroit 2013–14 DETROIT pistons media guide 329 2013–14 e g a v e blaha an sa will eorg brend mlive media group g FS Detroit wxyt/97.1 fm radio vincent good detroit news rick mahorn wxyt/97.1 fm radio SPECIAL EVENTS: Coaching Clinics Show Pistons Academy Awards Basketball Zone eo thomas g development director of fan smith aaron program manager cademy! ons A COMPETITION: Leagues Youth 3-on-3 Tournaments Leagues Team Travel Geo Thomas begins his third year as director of the Pistons Academy Academy Pistons the of director as year third his Thomas begins Geo since 1987. His and has been facilitating youth basketball programs of coaching and innovative management style along with 20-plus years experienced and officiating basketball has helped him build a staff of energetic instructors. Aaron Smith enters his 13th year with the organization and brings a high level of energy to every Pistons Academy program. Smith also has 12 years of high school coaching experience and has been working camps for 10 years. He is an excellent public speaker and emcees numerous Detroit Pistons events. o the Pist ome t INSTRUCTION: Summer Camps Skills Clinics All-Girl Programs Welc throughout the state of Michigan. The Pistons Academy facilitates youth basketball programs have thrill all those who participate! We These programs are designed to teach, challenge and Competition and Special Events. For more established programming in three areas: Instruction, visit our website at www.pistonsacademy.com information and to view a listing of all our programs, or call us at (248) 377-8653.

y dem c a a pistons 328 PISTONS.COM leadership players 12-13 review records history nba overtime -play sters a a dc bro -by rick mahorn radio analyst hampion mark c radio play Rick Mahorn begins his 12th season as a color analyst for the Pistons radio radio Pistons the for analyst color a as season 12th his begins Mahorn Rick NBA experience and joins extensive brings his Mahorn broadcast network. commentary during George Blaha and Mark Champion to deliver insightful all 82 regular-season games. as head coach of Following an 18-year NBA playing career, Mahorn served Association (CBA) for the Rockford Lightning of the Continental Basketball overall record and the the 1999-00 season. He led the Lightning to a 15-7 Mark Champion enters his 20th season with the Detroit Pistons as the as the with the Detroit Pistons enters his 20th season Mark Champion Blaha is this capacity when George 2013-14. He functions in radio voice in Pistons Champion first joined the duties for the Pistons. handling television the of end the until Blaha with airwaves the sharing 1992 in organization the organization for the 2001-02 season in his 1995-96 season. He rejoined new capacity. more than 40 years of sports broadcasting A radio veteran who brings 2013–14 DETROIT pistons media guide 331 2013–14 American Conference title, which earned them a No. 2 seed in the 2000 CBA Playoffs. Mahorn’s coaching 2 seed in the 2000 CBA Playoffs. Mahorn’s coaching American Conference title, which earned them a No. Awards. He then joined the coaching staff of excellence was recognized in two CBA Coach-of-the-Month season. the Atlanta Hawks under Lon Kruger during the 2001-02 helping take the team to a seventh straight playoff In 2005, Mahorn joined the Detroit Shock coaching staff, over took Mahorn season, WNBA the into games three 2009, In Championship. WNBA third and appearance and led the Shock to the Eastern Conference Finals the head coaching position after Bill Laimbeer resigned OK. in its last season in Detroit before relocating to Tulsa, Wizards) in the second round of the 1980 NBA Draft. He Mahorn was drafted by the Washington Bullets (now came to Detroit prior to the 1985-86 season and helped the franchise win its first championship as a member of the original “Bad Boys” team in 1988-89. He also earned All-NBA second team defensive honors that season. He later had a second stint with the Pistons from 1996-98. A Hartford, CT, native, Mahorn was a four-year letter winner at Hampton Institute (VA). He was a three-time in NCAA Division II and NAIA All-American and owned 18 school records. He graduated with a degree business administration in 1980. experience to the microphone, Champion served as the radio voice of the Detroit Lions, a post he held for Lions, a post he held for Champion served as the radio voice of the Detroit experience to the microphone, three in worked and has Basketball Men’s Michigan State of the voice as served has also He seasons. 16 Winter Olympics Games. play-by-play duties for the the Pistons and Lions, Champion handled television In addition to his duties with circles for his work League (AFL). Most recognized among NFL announcing Detroit Fury of the Arena Football the voice for Disney asking the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Champion serves as with the Lions and earlier with are you going next?” the Super Bowl MVP “Where Champion resides in Lake Orion. A Muncie, Indiana native, e blaha announcer -play -by eorg eg kelser gr television analyst play g Greg Kelser joins George Blaha for his 17th season as television analyst on television analyst on Greg Kelser joins George Blaha for his 17th season as and radio since FS Detroit. Kelser has worked Pistons games on television commentator color NBA veteran a as himself established has He 1988. In addition to working the past 21 seasons for the Pistons’ cable partners. during segments of the his analytical duties, Kelser also lends his expertise pre-game show. his FS Detroit engage- Kelser worked six seasons with PASS Sports prior to A local broadcasting icon and one of the most recognizable personalities in in most recognizable personalities icon and one of the A local broadcasting season as his 38th consecutive NBA, George Blaha begins Detroit and the 2013-14. of the Detroit Pistons in and radio play-by-play voice the television is the longest tenured play-by-play announcer in The “Voice of the Pistons” brings a high-energy style to go with his exten- the State of Michigan. Blaha and demonstrates a true passion for Pistons sive basketball knowledge colloquialisms such as, “two and twenty-two to basketball. His trademark goes” and “count that baby and a foul” have play”, “a high glass gun that ages for over three decades. thrilled Pistons fans of all ment. He served as the Pistons color commentator for WWJ radio during home games from 1988-93 and for WWJ radio during home games from 1988-93 and ment. He served as the Pistons color commentator a variety of settings, including the NCAA tournament. in television broadcasts worked on collegiate has also A former All-American and Academic All-American at Michigan State University, Kelser, along with Earvin “Magic” Johnson, captained the Spartans to the 1979 NCAA Championship. He was drafted by the Pistons in 1979 and played in Detroit until he was traded to the Seattle Supersonics for Vinnie Johnson. is An active member in his community, Kelser conducts several basketball camps during the summer and involved in various charities throughout the state of Michigan. Blaha, an inductee into the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in 2008, has been the recipient of many industry recipient of many industry Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in 2008, has been the Blaha, an inductee into the Detroit Sports Broadcasters Tyson Award for broadcasting excellence by the awards, including the Ty Sports and Sportscasters National the from Year the of Broadcaster Sports Michigan and 2002 in Association and 2007. Writers Association in 2003 games plus pre and duties on either television or radio for all 82 regular-season Blaha handles play-by-play stations. In addition to Detroit and WXYT (97.1 FM/1270 AM) - the Pistons flagship post-season games on FS State Football since 1971. Blaha has handled play-by-play duties for Michigan his Pistons responsibilities, in 2008, named an honorary honorary alumnus of Michigan State University and In 2002, he was made an Club. member of the Spartan S Letterman’s a Pistons ambassador making appearances at char- During the Pistons off-season, Blaha stays active as golf outing for the Vista Maria home for abused itable and community events. His annual “High Hopes” honorary the also is He charity. the for million $1 nearly raised has area, metropolitan the in women young for the developmentally disabled. Blaha serves as chairman of the annual golf outing for the St. Louis Center Society, benefiting neglected and abused animals spokesman and fundraiser for the Michigan Anti-Cruelty with the Inkster Legends free youth basketball in the City of Detroit. In addition, Blaha is actively involved club. camp and the Detroit Roadrunners youth basketball and Grayling, Michigan. He graduated with a B.A. Born in Detroit, Blaha was raised in Marshalltown, Iowa an MBA from the University of Michigan. George and in economics from Notre Dame University and earned dog Misty, a Vizsla. his wife, Mary, reside in Troy and Gaylord with their sters a a dc bro 330 PISTONS.COM leadership players 12-13 review records history nba overtime a ms te inment a (pictured above) This group is among the most diverse and technically-trained performers in the NBA. (pictured at left) The best cheer stunt team and tumblers in the state of Michigan. This team has a style that is extreme and energetic. (pictured at left) The most talented rhythmic musicians in Michigan. The group is rock ‘n’ roll, edgy, energetic and captivating. entert 2013–14 DETROIT pistons media guide 333 2013–14 George Eichorn Bill Harrington Bill Wischman Bill Harrington Sherrie Handrinos Vicki Foley Jim Rein Mike Alberts, Bill Axtell, Bryan Bender, Paul Carey, Paul Chapman, Richard Curbelo, Mike Alberts, Bill Axtell, Bryan Bender, Paul Carey, Paul Chapman, Rich Eldridge, Zach Damon, Dennis Davidson, Robert Dorogi, Anne Doyle, Bill Eisner, Froling, Bill Fundaro, Ben Eriksson, Roger Faulkner, John Fountain, David Frisco, Blake Kadykowski, Frank Garza, Dan Graschuck, Scott Harrison, Buck Jerzy, Ronnie Mark Lewkowicz, Mickey Kent, Dick Kernen, Don Kremer, Ray Lane, Vito LoPiccolo, Millman, Laura Loviska, Bruce Martyn, Frank Mazzella, Dominic Menzo, Scott Art Vuolo, Larry Paladino, Steve Purdy, Jim Ramsey, Drew Sharp, Elliott Trumbull, Jonathan Williams, Carol Yerby, Jon Yinger, Eli Zaret Josh Hakala, James Schmehl Matthew Sisoler Jeremy Otto Dan McCarville, Damyan Farion, Grant Froling Matt Brunsman, Andrew Chmura, Griffin Schroeder Neal Ruhl George Blaha, Gus Ganakas, Wendy Hart, Matt Steigenga, Jason Strayhorn, Will Tieman Terry Moore Ron Angel Charlie Lemmex Roger Smith Bill Keith George Benko, Robert Benko Earle Robinson Robert Williams Jeremy Olstyn Al Fellhauer Ron Cameron Paul Cicchini Jim Hendrick Butch Davis Frank Beckmann Ron Cameron, Mario Impemba Austin Drake, Vicki Foley Thom Lengyel, Ken Kolb Jim Brandstatter, Mark Champion, Dan Dickerson, Frank Beckmann, George Blaha, Terry Foster, Ken Kal, Dan Miller Tom Mazawey Steve Miller Tommy Morris, Trayan Q. Samuel Dan York Jeremy Olstyn Josh Hakala Rich Kincaide Vicki Foley, John Thiede Vicki Foley, John Josh Hakala Ed Fernandez, Tom Leyden Ed Fernandez, Tom Dan Miller, Bob Wojnowski Dan Miller, Bob Jamie Edmonds, Rob Parker Bernie Smilovitz, Rod Allen, George Blaha, Ken Daniels, Jason Dizik, Mario Impemba, Blaha, Ken Daniels, Jason Dizik, Rod Allen, George Dana Wakiji Trevor Thompson, ...... Marketing Director: ...... Sergeant-at-Arms: ...... Executive Director: Treasurer: ...... Vice President: Secretary: OFFICERS: President: OTHER MEDIA: Madonna Radio: ...... Brother Rice Radio: ...... De La Salle Radio: MLive.com: Spartan Sports Network: Michigan Radio Network: ...... Fox Sports Radio: ...... Canadian Press Audio & Clear Channel: . . WDBC-Dragon Broadcasting: ...... Adrian Radio: WXOU-FM: WKAR-FM: WPKR-FM: ...... WPHS-FM: WSDP-FM: WPON-AM: ...... WOOD-AM: ...... WONN-AM: ...... WMIC-AM/FM & WTGV-AM: WTKA-AM: WDFN-AM: WDRJ-AM: High School Broadcasts: ...... WXYT-AM/FM & WWJ-AM: ...... 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