Detroit Pistons
The Bad Boys won back-to-back NBA championships in 1989 and 1990 by hitting anyone in their path and Detroit basketball has wanted to be that mean ever since. These Detroit Pistons rivalry shirts are built for the Detroit Basketball faithful, the fanbase that turned the Palace of Auburn Hills into a fortress and brought the same energy back to downtown.
Anti-Bulls gear sits at the head of the collection because Chicago and Detroit fought a four-year cold war in the late 80s before the Bulls finally got through, and the bad blood never went anywhere. Censored or fully explicit, text or box, in Pistons red, blue, and white. Anti-Pacers designs cover the in-state rivalry with Indiana that has its own infamous chapter in basketball history. Anti-Cavaliers tees handle the more recent Central Division grudges and anti-Bucks gear stays stocked for the Milwaukee playoff battles.
Detroit Pistons fan gear for the Motor City. Wear it to Little Caesars Arena downtown now that the team plays where the Red Wings do, to bars across Greektown and Corktown, to watch parties anywhere across the metro from Royal Oak to Dearborn.
Three NBA championships. The Bad Boys of 1989 and 1990, Isiah Thomas, Joe Dumars, Dennis Rodman, Bill Laimbeer, and Chuck Daly coaching. The 2004 Goin' to Work team that took down the Shaq-and-Kobe Lakers in five games with no superstar on the roster. Detroit basketball doesn't have to be pretty to be right. Detroit Basketball.
