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Isiah Thomas
Two-time All-Star Game MVP (1984 and 1986)... Led East All-Stars in assists in seven of eight games played... Has started seven All-Star Games and is only player to start in each of his first five years in the NBA... Ranks first in All-Star career steals, fourth in assists, ninth in points and scoring average.
1989 Hoops Set (Basketball)
177
#AllStar, #HallOfFame, All-Star, Guard, Pistons

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Corliss Williamson
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* Factoid: Michael Gbinije played Guard for the mighty Pistons.
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Sasser cites college coach Kelvin Sampson for fine-tuning his defensive skills. "Just being under him for four years, I feel like it can prepare anybody to come to the league and be prepared for the defensive part," said the University of Houston standout turned Detroit rookie.

Who is it?


The Pistons came into being as an NBA franchise in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in 1949. In 1957, the team relocated to its present home, Detroit. The highlights of the organization came in 1989 and 1990, when the Pistons won back-to-back NBA Championships to become the third franchise in NBA history to accomplish the feat. DID YOU KNOW? The only NBA team to draw more than 50,000 fans to a game, Detroit set the NBA attendance record with 61,983 on hand for a January 29, 1988, game with Boston. The winner of the highest-scoring NBA game, the Pistons also won the lowest-scoring game, a 19-18 Fort Wayne win over Minneapolis on November 22, 1950. SCORECARD. In three overtimes on December 13, 1983, the Pistons bested the Denver Nuggets 186-184 in the highest-scoring game in NBA history.

Who is it?


M.L. rates with the consistent small forwards in the game. Although listed at 6'6", he plays bigger than his height in all phases of basketball and plays the "three-man" spot in Pistons' disciplined fastbreak attack. M.L. is quick and can put the ball on the floor to drive past foes with blazing speed.

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Rookie Cards

Stanley Johnson
Lou Roe
Dick McGuire

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Darrell Walker, Guard - Pistons.
Joe Dumars, Guard - Pistons.

Back to the Front! Pistons card back du jour...

Mark Aguirre
First pick overall in 1981 draft by Dallas... Obtained in midseason trade with Dallas in 1989... Played for 1980 Olympic team... Played in NBA All-Star Games in 1984, 1987, 1988.
1989 Fleer Set (Basketball)
44
Forward, Pistons, Player

Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

2017 Hoops Set (Basketball) (8)
2006 Fleer Set (Basketball) (7)
1991 Hoops Set (Basketball) (19)
1987 Fleer Set (Basketball) (6)
2021 Hoops Set (Basketball) (9)
1992 Upper Deck Set (Basketball) (18)
2002 Topps Set (Basketball) (7)
1993 Fleer Set (Basketball) (16)
2001 Topps Heritage Set (Basketball) (8)
1995 Stadium Club Set (Basketball) (12)
2003 Topps Set (Basketball) (11)
2022 Hoops Set (Basketball) (11)
1991 Fleer Set (Basketball) (15)
2005 Topps 1952 Style Set (Basketball) (6)
1994 Topps Set (Basketball) (11)

All Sets

Pistons
Total Card Count

1,189

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