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Follow the Pistons On-The-Go

Stay current with Pistons news, stats, scores and more on-the-go with Detroit's official website and mobile apps. Both include highlight videos, press conferences, current rosters and real-time stats. The Pistons mobile app works for all Apple or Android mobile devices.

Watch Pistons Games Locally, Listen on Local Radio

Fox Sports Detroit holds exclusive local broadcasting rights for all Pistons games not nationally aired. FSND is a regional cable sports channel; most cable providers include this station if you live in the greater Detroit area and pay for a regional sports package (most cable packages charge you for regional channels as part of their basic packages). 

If you live out of market, contact your cable provider to see about adding more regional Fox Sports networks. Typically runs an extra $5-$10/month as an add-on. If you are subscribed to a more expensive cable package already, there is a good chance it includes FSND.

Use the table below to see all cable providers and plans that carry this network, as well as links for live streaming from a browser or mobile device (authentication required). 

Tune into the live radio play-by-play of Pistons games locally on 97.1FM The Ticket. This flagship station simulcasts live coverage on many affiliate stations across Michigan as part of Detroit Pistons Radio Network as well. 

For out-of-market listeners NBA Audio Pass offers online radio play-by-play. For a one-time cost of $9.99 you can listen to all NBA games and choose between home or away broadcasts.

Fox Sports Detroit TV Broadcast Team

George Blaha has been the main play-by-play TV announcer for the Pistons since the 1976-1977 season. When games air nationally, he also does the radio play-by-play on the Pistons flagship radio station, replacing Mark Champion. Greg Kelser is a former Piston and played in the league for six seasons. He's been a sports broadcaster since 1986, and a part of calling Pistons' games since 1988. Greg currently joins Blaha in the booth as a color commentator. And Johnny Kane rounds out FSDN's broadcast crew with sideline reports.