Pistons guard Rodney Stuckey collapsed on the Detroit bench during Friday night's game in Cleveland after an apparent seizure. But the third-year player is reportedly doing well in the Cleveland Clinic, with the cause of the scary episode still uncertain. (UPDATE, 2:55 PM: Stuckey was released from the hospital early Saturday, according to the Associated Press.)A Pistons spokesman told reporters Stuckey should be able to return to Detroit this afternoon, pending further tests. It's unclear when he'll be able to play again. Stuckey had a similar episode last season, suffering from dizziness and missing two games as a result.
Stuckey collapsed during a time-out during Friday's game. He told Pistons trainer Arnie Kander he felt dizzy, took a drink of water, and then collapsed. The game was stopped for 12 minutes while medics attended to Stuckey, eventually transporting him to a local hospital for treatment and observation. The Pistons and Cavaliers joined together at midcourt after the game to collectively wish Stuckey well.




