Today the Washington DC Council approved the Land Disposition Agreement for 4th and E Streets SW, and 6th St E Streets SW, formally binding the District to a partnership with Potomac Investment Properties , City Partners and Adams Investment Group in a 99-year lease agreement. The approval grants the ground lease between the District and the development team, selected last May , for a site now occupied...
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — There were many heroes in the Pistons' 96-74 opening victory over the Grizzlies on Wednesday night. The headlines were dominated by Ben Gordon and Rip Hamilton combining for 47 points to momentarily put to rest doubts whether the two shooting guards could coexist. But when first-year coach John Kuester was asked about the duo's performance, he talked more about...
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Pistons coach John Kuester has maintained that Ben Wallace has a lot left to offer. He backed up his words Wednesday by naming the 13-year veteran the starting center for that night's 96-74 season-opening win against the Grizzlies. The other choice was Kwame Brown, but Kuester likes the defensive emphasis of Wallace to start games.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Pistons coach John Kuester has maintained that Ben Wallace has a lot left to offer. He backed up his words Wednesday by naming the 13-year veteran the starting center for that night's 96-74 season-opening win against the Grizzlies. The other choice was Kwame Brown, but Kuester likes the defensive emphasis of Wallace to start games.
Kwame Brown missed the final two preseason games with a nagging hand injury, but he received good news over the weekend when tests revealed it wasn’t fractured. He’ll play through the injury, finally providing an excuse for his notoriously poor handle. From Ted Kulfan: “Maybe I’ll fumble a few passes here and there, but I do [...]
Photo by M.V. Jantzen Let's just say that the Fenty administration and the D.C. Council aren't planning any friendly get togethers any time soon. Tensions between the two city government branches had already intensified after news broke late last week that millions of dollars of recreation contracts have been funneled improperly through the semi-autonomous D.C. Housing Authority, allowing bids to...
Pistons center Kwame Brown sat out Friday night's victory over the Milwaukee Bucks with a sore left hand, but Kuester said in a text Saturday that it was just a precaution.
Herald Friday practice notes: Lue hired NBA referees head to work In Lue of playing Globe Lue joins Celtics' staff Doug Collins on the Celtics Chemistry experiment Bedtime story was court order Celtics team up with Chipotle Mexican Grill Celtics Blog Big Baby Is Making A Big Adjustment Welcome Our Newest Assistant Coach... Tyronn Lue? C's Tired Of Old Questions Loy's Place ESPN Predictions....Not Much...
With Ben Wallace and Kwame Brown out, Jonas Jerebko, Jason Maxiell and Chris Wilcox got a chance to stake their claim to playing time. But leaky defense muddled the picture as the Pistons lost to Minnesota. Read more at True Blue Pistons.
Tayshaun Prince and Kwame Brown are battling nagging injuries. That could complicate John Kuesters job as he uses the final two preseason games to reach hard decisions on his rotation and lineup combinations. Read True Blue Pistons for the lowdown.
Pistons center Kwame Brown said today that his injured left hand is getting progressively worse and he will undergo an X-ray Thursday to determine the severity of injury.
Pistons center Kwame Brown said today that his injured left hand is getting progressively worse and he will undergo an X-ray Thursday to determine the severity of injury.
If you previously blanched at Michael Jordan’s uncouth treatment of lesser lights ranging from Byron Russell to Kwame Brown, you’ll not be surprised to learn His Airness allegedly demanded $15K to pose for a photograph with the former Hakeem Seriki, aka Houston’s Chamillionaire. I dunno how much of the above story is true, but either [...]
Being a Bucks fan I started to do some research on the Bucks lottery pick, Brandon Jennings and I came across a site, statsheet.com, that combines all recruiting rankings for a given year. I think it shows some patterns regarding when some of the past HS kids busted and which ones were legit. It appears quite evident that when a player or two are the consensus top two, they rarely bust. The problem
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