A Rookie? Yes; Padawan? Not Hardly

January 7, 2013  ·  2:07PM

By Jeff Case

The Pistons have had a rough go this season, what with their 0-8 start as well as another losing streak of six games. Yet despite all that turmoil, Detroit finds itself within reasonable striking distance of the No. 8 seed in the East thanks to their recent four-game win streak (which ended at the hands of the league-worst Bobcats … but still, positives, positives).

Regardless of the on-court product, though, the Pistons are at the top of the standings when it comes to funny team-produced videos. There was the Kyle Singler trick-shots-around-Detroit video, the always cute kids asking NBA players questions video and a visit with the man who made “Deeeeee-troit! Basket-baaaaaaaaaaaallllll!” a part of the NBA experience, Pistons public address announcer Mason.

No surprise, then, that the Pistons score another “win” in our standings with this great video featuring rookie Andre Drummond and team mascot, Hooper, to promote their upcoming Star Wars night at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

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