News about Killian Hayes

The Detroit Pistons will no doubt be glad to see November at the back of the season. That's because the struggling franchise lost all 15 of its games over the course of the last month, including the 118-112 loss to the Knicks on Thursday night. Since beating the Bulls on October 28 in the regular season or in-season tournament, the Pistons haven't won, either in the regular season or in-season tournament.

Victor Wembanyama, France's top export, is poised to replace wine as France's top export, a 7-foot-4 basketball sensation. He's athletic, skilled, vast, and yet only 19, so the winning team will undoubtedly be considered very lucky as the league selects its first pick on Tuesday night in New York. It's either way or not Wembanyama will feel the same way. The 14 teams in Tuesday's lottery aren't all positive, and that's by design. The lottery is supposed to enhance the league's bottom feeders by (slightly) deterring them from tanking their seasons in an attempt to land a top talent in the draft, such as Wembanyama. Mail Online's preview of Wembanyama's 14 future teams, how he'd fit, and what these clubs need to do to attract the NBA's most coveted prospect in a generation.

On Thursday night, the Detroit Pistons and the Chicago Bulls will clash in a new city in Paris, but for Killian Hayes it's home sweet home. The Pistons' point guard is France's only player on either team's Eastern Conference or Northern Conference team. Hayes grew up in Cholet, about a four-hour drive southwest of Paris, where he played professional basketball for Cholet Basket.

Both the Chicago Bulls and the Detroit Pistons have touched down in Paris ahead of their regular-season game against the Accor Arena on Thursday, and some celebrities wasted no time in heading straight to the gym. For the first time since January 2020, the NBA returns to Europe this week, when Paris hosted a game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Charlotte Hornets shortly before the Covid-19 pandemic. The Bulls, who have previously won six titles and three-time champions, are due to clash in the French capital this week after being thrown out for NBA Paris Game 2023.

The NBA has suspended 11 players from the on-court brawl during the Detroit Pistons' victory over Orlando Magic on Wednesday night. On Thursday, three and two games were suspended, respectively, for Killian Hayes and Mo Wagner. In the meantime, Hamadou Diallo will miss a game. The NBA wasn't involved there. Cole Anthony, R.J. Hampton, Gary Harris, Kevon Harris, Admiral Schofield, Franz Wagner, Mo Bamba, and Wendell Carter, Jr. were suspended for a single game because of the on-court brawl. Both eleven people are suspended without compensation.

During a brawl between the Detroit Pistons and the visiting team on Wednesday night, Orlando Magic's Moe Wagner was apparently knocked out. After starting a fight that culminated in three ejections in Detroit three nights, Wagner seemed to be knocked by a punch to the back of the head, The Malice at the Palace. Wagner was suspended for a flagrant foul, as were Detroit's Killian Hayes and Hamadou Diallo, who were both suspended for their conduct during the ensuing scuffle.

The Detroit Pistons stunned the Dallas Mavericks in overtime to clinch a 131-125 victory on Thursday night. As the Pistons recovered from blowing a late lead, Killian Hayes scored eight of 22 points in overtime. Christian Woods tied the game at 1:35 minutes in overtime, but the Pistons effected by six with back-to-back 3-pointers to put the Pistons up by six with 41.6 remaining to seal the victory.