The 16 Best Detroit Pistons Players of All Time

Bad Boys bruisers, championship floor generals, and modern-era standouts span every Pistons era. Who is the greatest? Cast your vote!

1

Isiah Thomas

Hall-of-Fame point guard and heart of the Bad Boys who led Detroit to back-to-back titles.

1000pts

2

Vinnie Johnson

The Microwave, a sixth-man sparkplug whose instant scoring fueled the championship teams.

871pts

3

Tayshaun Prince

Long-armed defensive forward remembered for his iconic block in the 2004 playoffs.

826pts

4

Bob Lanier

Hall-of-Fame center and eight-time All-Star whose number is retired by the franchise.

762pts

5

Bill Laimbeer

Hard-nosed center and four-time All-Star who set franchise rebounding records.

708pts

6

George Yardley

1950s scoring star and the first NBA player to top 2,000 points in a season.

708pts

7

Ben Wallace

Undrafted defensive titan who won four Defensive Player of the Year awards and the 2004 title.

708pts

8

Dennis Rodman

Relentless rebounding and defensive force who embodied the Bad Boys' fearless edge.

708pts

9

Grant Hill

Silky-smooth forward and franchise face of the 1990s who made five All-Star teams in Detroit.

708pts

10

Joe Dumars

Two-time champion guard, 1989 Finals MVP, and elite defender who spent his whole career in Detroit.

643pts

11

Dave DeBusschere

Hall-of-Fame forward and player-coach who starred for Detroit in the 1960s.

643pts

12

Richard Hamilton

Tireless mid-range scorer whose constant movement powered the 2004 champions.

566pts

13

Dave Bing

Hall-of-Fame guard and scoring champion who starred for Detroit in the late 1960s and 70s.

566pts

14

Rasheed Wallace

Fiery, versatile big man whose arrival completed the 2004 title-winning roster.

566pts

15

Andre Drummond

Dominant rebounding center and multiple-time All-Star of the 2010s Pistons.

566pts

16

Chauncey Billups

Mr. Big Shot, the 2004 Finals MVP whose clutch play anchored the championship Pistons.

471pts