Gores bought the Pistons in 2011. 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 ...

The Detroit Shock limped into the WNBA Finals ... thought that we would be in this position said Shock head coach Bill Laimbeer, wearing his third championship hat in six seasons after Game ...

In part two of our three-part Women’s History Month series, we continue celebrating the defining eras in WNBA history with the Detroit Shock. The 2003 Detroit Shock are a special team ...

Under Pistons legend Bill Laimbeer, the Shock won the WNBA title in 2003, 2006 and 2008. Laimbeer resigned three games into the 2009 season, which proved to be the team’s last in Detroit.

The hard foul caused some fans on social media to compare the nature of the foul to that of the Detroit Pistons team of the '80s, also known as the "Bad Boys." Led by Bill Laimbeer, Rick Mahorn ...

Portland stuns the Pistons in overtime, surviving Bill Laimbeer's record-setting shooting night, thanks to late heroics from Clyde Drexler and a final defensive stand.

Under Pistons legend Bill Laimbeer, the Shock won the WNBA title in 2003, 2006 and 2008. Laimbeer resigned three games into the 2009 season, which proved to be the team’s last in Detroit.

Count rapper Eminem as part of a group with deep Detroit ties attempting to bring a WNBA franchise back to the city.

The Shock in 2002 finished 9-23, a league worst, with Laimbeer ... Detroit Shock always faced an uphill battle garnering attention in a region with four major professional sports teams. After ...

Several local stars part of ownership group trying to bring Shock back to Detroit The WNBA operated with 12 teams last season, will add the Golden State Valkyries later this year, and the Toronto ...