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Call it "Homecoming -- The Sequel". But here's hoping that it has the same results as "The Godfather, Part II," as opposed to "Caddyshack II."
The Pistons tried to play the nostalgia and emotion card last January, when they brought Chris Webber home to finally realize his dream of playing NBA ball in Detroit. And it worked, for a time -- until Webber either became too old or too disinterested (or both), seemingly overnight. Now it's questionable whether he wants to return for another season -- retirement possibly looming. Maybe just as questionable is the team's interest in bringing him back.
But there appears to be no questioning this: the Pistons would like to bring Grant Hill back to Detroit, forthwith. They'd like to throw him some mid-level bucks and let him do his thing off the bench next season. This, seven years after Hill pressed for his shipment to Orlando, in a sign-and-trade deal that brought the Pistons Ben Wallace and...
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