Long-lasting legacy

Posted Jul 9, 2009
While most Americans will be scratching their heads, and saying why would the Pistons hire him, I think John Kuester will be a bit of a surprise. He always knew how to play the game. He was always a great teammate. He was a great passer and loved to involve other players. He knows how to X and O, just look back to Cavaliers games last year and see who was designing the final shot each game. And if history has taught us anything, no one will outwork John Kuester. (The Progress-Index)

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