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Pistons, Will Bynum Agree to 3-Year Deal

It's often the same old tune with restricted free agents. Team officials make their players wait for an offer sheet, not wanting to think they're bidding against themselves. But agent Mark Bartelstein said that wasn't the case with Detroit and his client, point guard Will Bynum, who agreed to a three-year, $10.5 million...

Damien Wilkins Works Out for Cavs, Along With Wafer, Anderson

Damien Wilkins' father played for the Cleveland Cavaliers. He would like to do so himself. Wilkins, a free-agent swingman, said he worked out Tuesday with the Cavaliers. He said others in the workout included free-agent guards Von Wafer and Alan Anderson. Wilkins, 30, is the son of Gerald Wilkins and nephew of Hall of...

Undrafted and Undeterred: Long Shots Can Still Find NBA Success

Damien Wilkins went to the draft in New York in 2004 against the advice of his agent. He sat and waited. And waited. And waited. Wilkins lasted until the janitors were about ready to clean the place up. He never heard his name called. Reggie Evans had high hopes for the 2002 draft when he went to watch it on...

Andre Miller Embraces His Role as Starter

Home Delivery is your morning roundup of last night's action in the NBA from a fantasy perspective. Sunday night Andre Miller and Brandon Roy played the kind of two-guard set that most people expected to see on a regular basis when the Blazers inked Miller this summer. Roy went for 28 points on 11-of-14 shooting, five...

'Mad Dog' Carter Wants to Keep Intact 1972-73 Sixers Futility Mark

As tough as it might become in New Jersey and Minnesota, it's safe to say some things can't get as bad as they were with the 1972-73 Philadelphia 76ers. En route to 9-73 mark, the worst in NBA history, the 76ers had a quite an assortment of characters. One was John Trapp, a forward who wanted to make sure he got plenty of...

Damien Wilkins News From the Web

04/30/12 Detroit Pistons' final grades: No A's, no F's, no... Source: The Flint Journal - Flint MI The Detroit Pistons' final grades can't help but look at little better than where they stood at mid-term.