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The Detroit Pistons announced that the club plans to reorganize and bolster its basketball front office, which includes filling the role of a new head of basketball operations, reporting directly to Tom Gores.
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Genesee County Youth Corporation, a social service organization that provides shelter services for unaccompanied minors who run away or are experiencing homelessness, received a $5,000 donation from Detroit Pistons’ owner Tom Gores.
“We can’t afford to be afraid to make mistakes.”
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Billups becomes the second player from the 2004 championship team elected to the hall of fame and will be enshrined at the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA, on August 16-17, 2024.
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The Future of Health project aims to transform Detroit’s New Center neighborhood into a vibrant, walkable community with state-of-the-art residential, commercial, retail, recreational and health care components.
“The key to success is to have a great foundation”
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Just before Christmas, with the franchise in the throes of a historic losing streak, Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores took accountability and promised things would change.
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The former Pistons player and community ambassador with the organization for the last 10 years, passed away unexpectedly Sunday morning at the age of 66.
“Nothing good
is ever easy.”
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The holiday event was the first of several holiday events sponsored by Platinum Equity Founder and CEO Tom Gores who partnered once again with several organizations to provide a little holiday cheer to underserved families.
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Monty Williams wasn’t expecting the text representing another chance at the Detroit Pistons coaching job.
“Surround yourself with people who
love and support you.”
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Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores addressed the media before the team’s 118-102 victory over the Chicago Bulls in the home opener at Little Caesars Arena.
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The Detroit Pistons revealed a refurbished basketball court at Howarth Park on Wednesday, which completes the organization’s $2.5 million commitment to renovate 60 basketball courts over six years.