Lindsey Hunter:

[Darrin]

1993-94: 20-62 (.244) - Isiah Thomas' last year in the NBA; second worst season in franchise history.
1994-95: 28-54 (.341) - Grant Hill's rookie season.
1995-96: 46-36 (.561) - Doug Collins hired; First playoff season since 1991-92.
1996-97: 54-28 (.659) - First playoffs win since 1991-92, highest win mark since 1989-90.
1997-98: 37-45 (.451) - Doug Collins fired.
1998-99: 29-21 (.580) - Joe Dumars' last year in the NBA.
1999-00: 42-40 (.512) - Grant Hill limps off the court in Miami playoff series; traded to Milwaukee (2000-01) and play for LA Lakers (2001-02) and Toronto Raptors (2002-03) before returning to the Pistons.
2003-04: 54-28 (.659) - First NBA Championship since 1989-90.
2004-05: 54-28 (.659) - First Consecutive Conference Championships since 1988-1990.
2005-06: 64-16 (.800) - Best record in franchise history.

That man has seen some Pistons history. And he's been coached, too: Don Chaney, Doug Collins, Alvin Gentry, George Karl, Phil Jackson, Lenny Wilkens, Larry Brown, and Flip Saunders. His teammates have included Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer, Joe Dumars, Grant Hill, Allan Houston, Ray Allen, Sam Cassell, Glenn Robinson, Kobe Bryant, Ron Harper, Shaquille O'Neal, Robert Horry, Vince Carter, and the current Pistons.

[JamStone]

Why?

[Darrin]

Why?

No real reason for the post. I was just thinking about Pistons history because of getting 64 wins this evening, and my experiences as a fan of this team. I thought about that draft held at the Palace in 1993 and how Lindsey Hunter was the Pistons first lottery pick ever that night. I remember that violent storm stopped my father from taking me to the outside festivities. That stream of consciousness led me to think about his entire career, and I rattled all of that off the top of my head in a post.