Yahoo! Sports

"I'm not saying the Pistons gave it away, but they had their chance to win" - Pat Riley credited 1984 Finals lessons for Lakers 1988 triumph

"I'm not saying the Pistons gave it away, but they had their chance to win" - Pat Riley credited 1984 Finals lessons for Lakers 1988 triumph originally appeared on Basketball Network. Pat Riley put a ...
Yahoo! Sports

"Probably the toughest small man to ever play the game" - Dennis Rodman recalled Isiah Thomas playing 1988 Finals with sprained ankle

"Probably the toughest small man to ever play the game" - Dennis Rodman recalled Isiah Thomas playing 1988 Finals with sprained ankle originally appeared on Basketball Network. Isiah Thomas was not ...
Hosted on MSN

"It's not difficult" - When Dennis Rodman said he easily guards James Worthy before he got destroyed by him in the Finals

NBA legend James Worthy powered the Los Angeles Lakers to a Game 2 victory over the Detroit Pistons in the 1988 NBA Finals, which knotted the series at one game apiece. He had 26 points on 52.6 ...
Sioux City Journal

5) 1988: Los Angeles Lakers 4, Detroit Pistons 3

This was the first NBA Finals appearance for the Pistons since the Fort Wayne Pistons lost the 1956 finals to the Philadelphia Warriors. The “Bad Boys” came oh-so close to winning their first NBA ...
Hosted on MSN

"Probably the toughest small man to ever play the game" - Dennis Rodman recalled Isiah Thomas playing 1988 Finals with sprained ankle

Isiah Thomas was not the most physically gifted athlete, but he possessed a strong will and was arguably the best point guard of his generation. He was universally recognised for his toughness and ...