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2018–19 Media Guide 6 Championship Drive, Auburn Hills, Mi, 48326 (248) 377-0100 | Fax (248) 377-3260 2018–19 MEDIA GUIDE 6 CHAMPIONSHIP DRIVE, AUBURN HILLS, MI, 48326 (248) 377-0100 | FAX (248) 377-3260 The Detroit Pistons 2018-19 Media Guide was written and edited by Cletus Lewis and Josh Schur. Editorial assistance provided by Kevin Grigg. Art direction, page layout and design by Mike Jones. Photography by Chris Schwegler, David Roberts Photography and NBA Photos. Statistical information provided by Elias Sports Bureau and Chris Thorn. Printing services by Graphics East. © 2018 Detroit Pistons All NBA and team insignia depicted in this publication are the property of NBA Properties, Inc. and the respective teams and may not be reproduced for commercial purposes without the prior written consent of NBA Properties, Inc. The information contained in this publication was compiled by the Detroit Pistons and is provided as a courtesy to our fans and the media and may be used only for personal or editorial purposes. Any commercial use of this information is prohibited without the prior written consent of the Detroit Pistons. TABLE OF CONTENTS MEDIA GUIDELINES & INFORMATION Credits............................................1 HISTORY . 131 CREDENTIALS: following the conclusion of each game. Players and coaches Table of Contents................................. 2 All-Time Coaching Records . .132–134 Requests for game-by-game credentials should be submitted are available for interviews at those times, although it is Media Guidelines & Information . 3 All-Time Roster ..............................135–181 in writing – on company letterhead – to the Pistons’ Public recommended that any interview lasting longer than five LEADERSHIP Staff Directory.................................. 4-5 All-Time Numerical Roster ....................182–185 Relations Department AT LEAST 30 HOURS PRIOR to the minutes in duration be arranged in advance through the Transactions . 186–194 game you wish to cover (2:00 p.m. on Friday for a Saturday, Pistons’ Public Relations Department (any live television pre- Draft History . 195–199 Sunday or Monday game). Credential requests may be sent or post-game interviews should also be arranged in advance LEADERSHIP . 7 Season-By-Season Recaps .................. 200–259 to [email protected]. NO CREDENTIAL REQUESTS through the PR Department). ONLY working media members Tom Gores ......................................8-9 Playoff History..............................260–268 WILL BE HONORED ON GAME DAY . Please make certain all with valid credentials will be admitted to the locker room. Arn Tellem . .10-11 Pistons Honor Roll . 269–270 requests for credentials are confirmed by the Public Relations No still photography is permitted in either teams’ locker Ed Stefanski......................................12 Attendance Records . .271 Department prior to arriving at the arena. Credentials may be room. ABSOLUTELY NO AUTOGRAPHS ALLOWED DURING Pat Garrity/Sachin Gupta ..........................13 Top Crowds ....................................272 obtained 2 1/2 hours prior to each game at the press gate. MEDIA ACCESS PERIOD . Malik Rose/Gregg Polinsky.........................14 Media should enter through the Sproat St. entrance – located Andrew Loomis...................................15 at the Northeast corner of the building off of Woodward INTERVIEW ROOM: Dwane Casey..................................16–17 NBA OPPONENTS . 273 Ave. Credentials must be visibly worn at all times and are Detroit Pistons Head Coach Dwane Casey will meet with the PLAYERS 17-18 Sidney Lowe/Sean Sweeney/Micah Nori . 18 NBA Directory..............................274-275 non-transferable. media in the press conference room -- located on the west Tim Grgurich/Bernard Condevaux ..................19 NB G-League Directory..........................276 side of the building on the event level, between the Pistons Jim Scholler/Trent Salo...........................20 NBA Community Programs . 277 PHOTOGRAPHERS: and Red Wings locker rooms (across from the Players Club). Jordan Sabourin/Mike Abdenour . 21 2017–18 NBA Standings/Win Grid ................278 Limited (and assigned) space is available for both accredited Detroit Pistons Basketball Operations.............. 22 2017–17 NBA Team/Opponent Statistics...........279 television and still photographers in one of two quadrants GAME NOTES, STATISTICS & STATISTICIANS: Grand Rapids Drive Basketball Operations/ 2017–18 NBA Team Rankings.....................280 – either the west side of the basket stanchion on the north Game notes and statistics are available in the Pistons Pistons PR . 23 Miscellaneous 2017–18 NBA Statistics . 281 REVIEW RECORDS HISTORY NBA OVERTIME end of the floor or the east side of the basket stanchion media room three hours prior to each game. Statistics Charlie Metzger..................................24 All-Time NBA Statistical Leaders . 282–283 on the north end of the floor. ABSOLUTELY NO TRIPODS are distributed to working media following each quarter. Greg Campbell/Mario Etemad..................... 25 Opponents .................................284–341 ALLOWED . Photographers must be seated and stationary, at Post-game quotes and notes are distributed as quickly least four feet behind the baseline at all times. Photographers as possible following the conclusion of each game. Local are not permitted on the court at any time during the game PLAYERS . 27 OVERTIME . 343 statisticians are available to assist visiting television and radio and cannot shoot from public walkways or gathering areas. broadcasters, and can be arranged by contacting the Pistons Roster . 28 Little Caesars Arena.........................344–345 Public Relations Department several days in advance. Once Media Cheat Sheet ...............................29 Pistons Community & Social Responsibility ....346–348 Photo credentials will be issued in the same manner as a request is made, the statisticians must be compensated Reggie Bullock . 30–31 The Detroit Pistons Foundation . 349 other credentials, although requests should be submitted whether or not they are used. Jose Calderon ................................32–35 Pistons Academy . 350 by the photo editor. It is club policy NOT to allow freelance Andre Drummond.............................36-40 2018–19 Traveling Media ..........................351 photographers. Each photographer will be assigned a Henry Ellenson . 41-42 Broadcasters ...............................352–353 position by the Pistons’ Public Relations Department, making AUTOGRAPHS: Langston Galloway............................43-44 Detroit Sports Media ............................354 it imperative that we are aware of your intentions to shoot a SEEKING AUTOGRAPHS OR SOUVENIR ITEMS FROM Blake Griffin ..................................45–49 Pistons Entertainment .......................355-357 particular game. A photo (and seating) chart will be available PLAYERS OR COACHES IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED AND Reggie Jackson...............................50-52 2018-19 Pistons Season Schedule ................. IBC in the media room. Photographers located on the baseline SUBJECT TO FORFEITURE OF CREDENTIAL . Stanley Johnson ..............................53-54 will be permitted only one standard size “Domke” bag which Luke Kennard . 55–56 must be placed behind the photographer during the game. PRACTICE POLICY: Jon Leuer ....................................57-59 Equipment not needed during the game must be stored off- In general, practices – which will usually be held at the team’s Zaza Pachulia . 60–63 court. One additional camera can be stored either beside or practice facility – are closed to the media, with the exception Glenn Robinson III . 64–65 directly behind the photographer. of the last 30 minutes. However, players and coaches will be Ish Smith.....................................66-68 available for brief interviews with accredited media members Khyri Thomas . 69–70 at the conclusion of each session. Interviews lasting longer Bruce Brown . 71–72 RUBBER LENS SHADES: In order to reduce the risk of injury to players, rubber than five minutes in duration should be scheduled in advance Keenan Evans . 73–74 through the Pistons’ Public Relations Department. Please Career Regular Season/Playoff Highs . 75-77 lens shades are now required for all still photographers, broadcasters, news and entertainment video and film contact a PR staff representative to confirm practice times, crews who are authorized to shoot NBA game action. Any sites and player availability. 2017-18 SEASON IN REVIEW . 79 additional light sources must be either removed or covered 2017-18 Final Statistics/Top Performances....... 80–81 with bubble wrap. INTERNATIONAL MEDIA POLICY: Home/Road Statistics ............................ 82 International media interested in covering NBA regular Wins/Losses Statistics............................83 Rubber lens covers are available by contacting: season games must first submit a request in writing to the Pistons Game-By-Game Results . 84–85 Robert’s Distributors, Inc. NBA league office. Please do not contact the Detroit Pistons Pistons Game-By-Game Statistics . 86–87 255 S. Meridian Street individually. All credential requests must be received at least Opponents Game-By-Game Statistics ...........88-89 Indianapolis, IN 46225 three business days prior to the first game requested. Photo Pistons Individual Season-Highs .................90-91 (800) 726-5544 identification will be required when picking up confirmed Pistons Highs & Lows . 92 credentials at the media entrance. Requests must be made Opponents Highs & Lows .........................93
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