•Remember Derrick Coleman? How couldn’t you? Well, he’s the new DPS athletics commissioner. Try goofing off with Coleman breathing down your neck.
•Grand Rapids = A bit of revenge for Flip Saunders. Wish it wouldn’t have been blacked out.
•Jonas Jerebko gave Antawn Jamison a run for his money. Vince Ellis is rooting for him — and so am I for what it’s worth. Had a chance to interview him after open practice, he’s a good guy.
•Will Bynum has the most popular number in NBA history.
•The Cavs are all getting the flu …

•Pistons.com has set up an e-mail address where fans can send Chuck Daly get-well wishes. Thoughts and prayers for Coach Daly and his family as he battles pancreatic cancer.
•So far, an astonishing 41% of voters in our latest poll have rated Michael Curry’s coaching performance a 1. Only 13 out of 70 voters have voted 6 or above- have the fans spoken?
•The Pistons are lowering next season’s season ticket prices by at least 10 percent.
•T-Wolves coach Kevin McHale recently said that the NBA was in a “Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac …

It looks like Rodney Stuckey is finally cleared to play, two months after undergoing hand surgery.
From The Detroit Free Press:
The Pistons announced that doctors cleared the rookie point guard on Thursday to begin full-contact practice as well as to play in games. He has sat out for two months, missing the first 25 games, with three broken bones in his left, non-shooting hand.
According to ESPN’s J.A. Adande, Chris Webber is strongly considering a return to the Pistons.
Fourteen-year veteran Chris Webber is close to returning to the NBA, with the Pistons …

Looks like there’s already trade talks a-brewin’: Flip Murray for J.R. Smith. The deal could possibly include Ronald Dupree, but the Nuggets have shown signs that they’re not too interested in picking up that baggage too. Looks like Joe D. has chosen Supa Dup as his man to market considering the Pistons are one-man-over and only $400,000 away from coughing up the luxury tax. I love Flip Murray and all, but this might be quite the opportunity if Smith can pull of more games like he did …

As you all probably know, Chris Webber is not headed overseas. Apparently he’s just too much of an “NBA guy”. There aren’t many logical options now that don’t involve a Detroit contract or retirement.
Carlos Delfino had a well-rounded night as he started for the Raptors Saturday night. The Argentinian had 7 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals as the Raptors squared up against the star-studded Celtics. He also led Toronto in minutes with 31.
Sticking to the same game, the Garnett-Allen-Pierce trio dropped …