We already know that Minnesota is looking to make moves, but now they’ve made it clear: Al Jefferson is available for the best offer on the table. According to ESPN.com’s Chad Ford, the Wolves have offered him to Detroit for Tayshaun Prince,

Hedo Turkoglu wants out of Toronto and the Detroit Pistons want to get rid of Tayshaun Prince’s 11 million dollar contract. Doesn’t that sound like a perfect trade?
Hedo Turkoglu would fit perfectly into Detroit’s offense with Hamilton, Gordon, and

Tayshaun Prince could get a chance for a second gold medal, and rookie stars Tyreke Evans and Stephen Curry have a shot at a first.

The Pistons just slogged through another unproductive, unsuccessful road trip out west. Of course, they can’t really win out east, down south, or up north, either.
“Pistons’ inconsistency maddening to fans,” read a headline on MLive.com.
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Tayshaun Prince talks about his imminent return from injury to the Detroit Pistons in this exclusive interview with HOOPSWORLD…

Richard Hamilton, Tayshaun Prince and Ben Gordon have returned to action after lengthy absences but that hasn’t solved all of the Pistons’ problems.
The Pistons carry a season-high eight-game losing streak into their home game against Chicago Thursday

They haven’t had Tayshaun Prince since after the first weekend of the season because of a back injury. Rip Hamilton played on opening night, twisted his ankle, missed 21 games, came back to play two, and wasn’t available Wednesday because of a hamstring

The Detroit Pistons are paying Tayshaun Prince $10.3 million and team president Joe Dumars has said he would…

In Smack this morning, we talked about Austin Daye catching D-Wade from behind on a breakaway sending Flashs layup out of bounds. Drawing all sorts of comparisons to Tayshaun’s infamous swat, what would you say is the best come from behind block

One minute it’s Rip Hamilton and Tayshaun Prince to the Hornets and the next minute it’s Rasheed Wallace… Will the last one out turn the lights off?