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Owners of NBA’s Pistons and NFL’s Lions part of bid to bring WNBA team back to Detroit
The 2003 Detroit Shock WNBA basketball team poses at mid-court after ... stands with a group including Golden State Warriors ...
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Detroit WNBA bid: Why did the Detroit Shock leave the city in 2010?
The move would revitalize the previous Detroit women's team, the Detroit Shock, one of the first expansion teams after the ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer14d
Detroit WNBA bid: Why did the Detroit Shock leave the city in 2010?
The move would revitalize the previous Detroit women's team, the Detroit Shock, one of the first expansion teams after the women's basketball league was established in 1996. In 12 seasons ...
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Detroit WNBA bid: Why did the Detroit Shock leave the city in 2010?
Both Bill Laimbeer and Rick Mahorn coached the Detroit Shock after winning the Pistons a championship in 1989. Both brought extensive NBA playing experience to assistant and head coaching roles ...
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Detroit WNBA bid: Why did the Detroit Shock leave the city in 2010?
Bill Laimbeer was the Detroit Shock head coach for the title-winning seasons in 2003, 2006 and 2008, Rick Mahorn joined as an assistant in 2005; the two won the NBA championship with the Bad Boys ...