Harrison Faigen: Luke said KCP is replacing Reggie Bullock with the starters. Bullock is out with a foot injury.
Storyline: Reggie Bullock Injury
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Mike Trudell: Reggie Bullock is available to play tonight in Detroit, while Lance Stephenson and Josh Hart join LeBron, Chandler, Ingram and Lonzo on the shelf for the shorthanded Lakers.
Ryan Ward: Along with LeBron, Tyson Chandler (neck stiffness) is also OUT tonight vs. #Pistons #Lakers guard Josh Hart (right knee tendinitis) is considered QUESTIONABLE. Reggie Bullock (left foot contusion) and Lance Stephenson (left foot, second toe sprain) are PROBABLE.
Vincent Ellis: No Zaza (flu) tonight. Bullock (ankle sprain) back after missing five games. #Pistons.
James Edwards III: #Pistons’ Reggie Bullock (ankle) is out tonight, expected to play Saturday.
Rod Beard: #Pistons Reggie Bullock (sprained ankle), Stanley Johnson (left knee contusion) and Ish Smith (adductor tear) all are OUT today vs. #Pelicans.
James Edwards III: Dwane Casey said he believes #Pistons’ Stanley Johnson (knee) will be out. Reggie Bullock (ankle) is a game-time decision
Vincent Ellis: Casey indicates Reggie Bullock (ankle sprain) will return to the lineup after two-game absence. #Pistons
Vincent Ellis: Reggie Bullock was moving around pretty good after practice on his sprained right ankle, but Casey didn’t know his availability for Monday’s game against Miami. #Pistons
Greg Logan: #Pistons just confirmed Reggie Bullock is out with the flu vs @Brooklyn Nets.
Rod Beard: #Pistons shut down guard Reggie Bullock (knee swelling) for last four games of the season: detne.ws/2Hdrr4w pic.twitter.com/9cVTzBewrJ
Rod Beard: #Pistons Reggie Bullock and Dwight Buycks are back in the lineup tonight vs. #Nuggets.
Keith Langlois: Reggie Bullock’s car got hit, driver fled, on his way to practice. He checked out OK but didn’t practice with what SVG called back spasms. Will travel on 6-game trip. Status TBD
Reggie Bullock was a full participant in practice today, partaking in competitive half-court four-on-four work and staying after to play three-on-three. He continues to return from surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his left knee, with Van Gundy not ruling out a return to the floor during Detroit’s five-game road trip.
Rod Beard: #Pistons Reggie Bullock (torn meniscus) practiced today and could return to the lineup soon.
Rod Beard: Also, #Pistons SVG said Reggie Bullock had surgery yesterday and will miss 4-6 weeks recovering from meniscus.
Rod Beard: Also, #Pistons SVG said Reggie Bullock had surgery yesterday and will miss 4-6 weeks recovering from meniscus.
Reggie Bullock to miss at least two months
Shams Charania: Sources: Detroit’s Reggie Bullock will undergo surgery and miss 2-to-4 months with left meniscus tear. He served as valued backup guard.
March 24, 2019 | 8:46 pm EDT Update
Bobby Marks: Clint Capela has now met the minutes criteria in his contract. The center has now played 2,000 minutes and is eligible for a $1M bonus if Houston reaches the Western Conf. Finals. Capela also has bonuses for free throw and defensive rebounding % that he is unlikely to reach.
Matt Velazquez: Asked Giannis about him and the team watching Marques Johnson’s jersey retirement. @Eric Nehm followed up by asking him if it made him think about the future. “It’s too far, man. I’ll think about that probably 30, 40 years from now.” I told him it probably won’t take that long.
Rick Bonnell: Jeremy Lamb swishes off the glass from beyond mid-court, at the buzzer, to beat the Raptors in Toronto. As Lamb said, “That was crazy.”
Connor Letourneau: Zaza Pachulia is receiving his championship ring pregame tonight. Nick Young, who is out of the league, plans to stop by a game at some point in the next couple weeks to get his ring. Patrick McCaw had his sent to him.
Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said on Sunday that he wants his team to clinch the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference playoffs and secure home-court advantage in the team’s final season at Oracle Arena. But as his group heads into the final 10 regular season games of its season, the overall health of the group will take precedent over any playoff positioning. “Health always comes first,” Kerr said prior to Sunday’s game against the Detroit Pistons. “So each player we look at individually.”
Kerr said the Warriors will play to the end and try to earn the home-court advantage. “The only way that would happen is if we were mathematically out of it,” Kerr said. “And then at that point maybe you make a decision, but it hasn’t even entered my mind. We’re just going for the one seed and trying to stay healthy and do all that at once.”
Kyle Goon: Mike Muscala is now OUT today against the Kings.
