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Detroit Pistons (Library Edition) by Mark Stewart β€” book cover

Detroit Pistons (Library Edition)

by Mark Stewart
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Synopsis

- Time line
- Primary source documents
- Major records and awards
- Maps
- Fundamentals of the game
- Sports and vocabulary glossary
- Places to go
- Index
- Team history
- The team today
- Home Court
- One Great Day in the team's history
- Amazing stories
- Significant players and non-players throughout team history
- Team legends and lore
- Fun facts
- Quotes
- History of the uniform
- Fans

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Editorials

Children's Literature - John D. Orsborn

The scrappiest team in the National Basketball League, the Detroit Pistons began their history as an after work company team back in the 1930s. Interestingly enough it would be this factory team mentality that would lead the Pistons to NBA championships in the 1980s, 1990s, and 2004. Known for their rough play, the Pistons would be led to their first NBA championship by the amazing finesse player Isiah Thomas. His ability to pass the ball and bring it up the court made him the key to their success. Players like Bill Lambier plugged up the holes of their defense with iron play, making many who drove to the net regret their decision. Author Mark Stewart does a stellar job profiling this colorful team in this title of the "Team Spirit" series. In accordance with the theme of the series, Mr. Stewart emphasizes the teams togetherness attitude. While many other basketball teams have superstars light their way, the ability of the Pistons to mesh unknown players is what makes them great. Included are numerous sections of facts and player quotes, as well as sections for further exploration. This book provides fun and information to the young reader.

Book Details

Published
February 1, 2006
Publisher
Norwood House Press
Pages
48
Format
Library Binding
ISBN
9781599530086

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