Jerry Stackhouse joins Fox Sports Detroit as Pistons analyst

Posted Nov 16, 2013
Fox Sports Detroit recently announced the addition of former Detroit Pistons player Jerry Stackhouse as a studio analyst for select “Pistons Live” shows this season. Stackhouse averaged almost 17 points per game during his 18-year NBA career, including 1997-2002 with the Pistons. His best season came in Detroit, when he averaged 29.8 points per game in 2000-01. He was a two-time NBA All-Star. (Detroit Free Press)

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