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"Nothing could bring me back" - Bill Laimbeer insists he's retired for good and happy doing nothing
Bill Laimbeer began his journey as a coach when he was hired as the Detroit Shock head coach in 2002. He instantly became one of the best coaches in the WNBA, and he held that job until 2021. In total ...
There are old-school legends who won more individual accolades than Charles Barkley did or captured NBA championships that Chuck never won. But few players in league history were as fearless, or as ...
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"Slightly better version of Bill Laimbeer" – Former NBA center rips Nikola Jokic's greatness, says Shaq and Hakeem would have destroyed him
Olden Polynice agrees that Nikola Jokic is the best player today, but he's not an all-time great because he would have had a hard time playing in the 90s.
"Nobody is beating the Lakers this season" - Bill Simmons once wrote off his beloved Celtics before the 2008 Finals Bill Simmons was convinced Kobe Bryant's Lakers would beat his beloved Celtics in ...
The rugged big man known for his low-post defensive tactics was a key member of Detroit's title teams. From NBA.com Staff Bill Laimbeer was one of the NBA’s most rugged big men in the 1980s and early ...
LAS VEGAS (AP) Before he played for the Detroit Pistons and then went on to be a successful WNBA coach, Bill Laimbeer spent a season playing a Sleestak on the hit television show ''Land of the Lost.'' ...
Wilson, the Aces’ All-Star forward, isn’t the only one from Las Vegas deserving of honors this year. By Tamryn Spruill Laimbeer, who has coached the Liberty since 2013, is expected to take a position ...
A few months back, I wrote a piece for this series that covered one of the many on-court “fights” of the NBA’s glory years. But this highlight was more for the comical value. I did get a suggestion ...
It is my belief that sports are just as much about hate as they are love. Detroit Pistons’ fans love Isaiah Thomas, Dennis Rodman, Joe Dumars, Chauncey Billups, Rasheed Wallace, Ben Wallace, Richard ...
Bill Laimbeer played in the NBA for 14 seasons. He was a four-time All-Star and won two NBA titles (1989 and '90). Focus on Sport/Getty Images Many NBA fans who understand basketball and team dynamics ...
NEW YORK -- Bill Laimbeer returned to the WNBA on Thursday as the New York Liberty's general manager and coach. The former Detroit Pistons star led the Detroit Shock to three WNBA titles and was ...
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