Jonas Jerebko in good rookie company
Posted by pistonsnationJonas Jerebko has been a bright spot in a pretty dismal season of Pistons’ basketball. Who would have thought at the beginning of the season that he’d have a chance to finish the season as #2 all-time for most starts as a Pistons’ rookie. If he stays healthy that’s exactly what Double-J will do with a total of 73 starts.
Here’s a look at the top 5:

1. Kelly Tripucka (1981-82) 82 starts
2. Isiah Thomas (1981-82) 72 starts

3. Grant Hill (1994-95) 69 starts

4. Jonas Jerebko (2009-10) 64 starts

5. John Long (1978-79) 60 starts
That’s a pretty good group to be lumped into. Jonas and Long have the distinction of being taken in the 2nd round, picks number 39 and 29 respectively.
(HT/ Chris Iott)
While Hamilton has never really had a problem being aggressive I was pleasantly surprised by the other 2004 championship hold over, Tayshaun. Normally Tayshuan just lets the game come to him but last night he asserted himself onto the Kings early on scoring the Pistons first three buckets, and ten points in the opening quarter. Prince finished with 22 on 11/17 shooting. Tay, always well rounded, also had 4 assists, 4 boards, and two steals, and a block.



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