To this end, the American media clutchpoints recently selected the top five Pistons' prehistoric stars, among which ranbir, the villain, was on the list, and Big Ben, the tough guy, was out, which deserved the top spot.
5. chauncey billups
As the brain of Pistons in 2004, Billups played 482 games for Pistons, averaging 16.5 points and 6.2 assists. During this period, he was selected as an All-Star for three times. At the same time, he led the grassroots pistons to beat the mighty Los Angeles Lakers in 2004, and he also won the MVP in the 2004 finals with his comprehensive ball control performance.
In addition, Billups, known as Mr. Key and Big Heart, sent 2,984 assists to the Pistons, ranking fourth in the queue history, and his 1 jersey was also retired by Motown.
4. ranbir
Ranbir's reputation in the outside world is not good because of his fierce style and style of play, but this does not delay his inclusion in this list, because he is really that team? Bad boy corps? An indispensable part.
In 937 games for the Pistons, ranbir averaged 13.5 points 10. 1 rebounds, was selected as an All-Star for four times, and helped the team win the championship twice.
Ranbir ranks third in the history of Pistons in playing time, fifth in shooting, first in rebounding, fifth in blocked shots and first in the history of the team. Maybe that's why he can force Ben into the list.
Bob? Lannier
Lanier played for the Pistons 10 season, played 68 1 game, averaging 22.7 points 1 1.8 rebounds and 2 blocks, and 1992 was elected to the Hall of Fame.
He's more like him? Big buoy? His nickname and his size 58 feet became symbols of his life.
Statistically, his shooting percentage ranks second in the team's history, fourth in free throw percentage, third in scoring, first in scoring per game and first in player efficiency.
2. Dave geist
Dave Bing played 675 games for the Pistons. During these nine seasons, he was able to average 22.6 points, 4.2 rebounds and 6.4 assists per game, which made him the 1967 best rookie during the Pistons' time, and was elected to the Hall of Fame with 1990, becoming one of the top 50 players in NBA history.
1. Isiah? Thomas
There is no doubt that the top spot belongs to the smiling assassin isiah thomas, who is not only the best player in Pistons' history, but also one of the second point guard candidates in league history after Magic Johnson.
In 979 games for the Pistons, he averaged 19.2 points, 9.3 assists 1.9 steals. 12 was selected as an all-star and won the championship twice, and 1990 was elected as the MVP of the finals.
Is that him? Bad boy corps? The soul of the piston also led the piston to create its own miracle.
In terms of data, isiah thomas ranks first in the queue history in terms of playing time, shooting score, free throw, assists, steals and scores. Therefore, isiah thomas was the first person in the history of the piston.