Although everyone was a bit uncomfortable, they had to comply with the league's arrangements.
Zhang Hao just thought it was a bit of a hassle, but it's only for a day, so whatever. This kind of situation was unforeseeable, but now that it's happened, he's not really surprised.
The vibrant scene, with nations gathered in tribute...
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The Palace of Auburn Hills was the first privately owned stadium in North American sports history. The Pistons' Jewish owner spent 70 million US Dollars to build it. That same year, the New York Knicks were valued at 61 million US Dollars, and the Lakers at 52 million US Dollars.
This reflects how wealthy Detroit once was.
This stadium witnessed both the peak and decline of the Bad Boys and is destined to be remembered in basketball history.
The negative impression left by the Bad Boys still affects the Pistons, but now, in the hearts of all basketball fans, the Pistons have welcomed a savior—Grant Hill.
