The Detroit Pistons focus on conquering Mexico

ByDavid Mitchell
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The Mexico City Arena will host the NBA match against the Dallas Mavericks this November 1st.

The Detroit Pistons They will be local this Saturday, November 1st at the Mexico City Arena before the Dallas Mavericks in it NBA Mexico City Game 2025 and they have in mind to conquer as many fans as they can.

The goal is not easy, but they want the identity of the franchise to be shown on the court and thus win the hearts of the fans, many of whom have a greater influence on the side of the Mavericks.

“It’s wonderful, you can’t do this often. I’ve never played in Mexico“So it’s an opportunity to show up in front of the fans and give them a great show,” he said. Cade Cunningham prior to the duel Mexico.

Cunningham He is the star of the team and the voice of experience in a franchise that is being renewed with a lot of young talent. In addition, he commands the strategy of coach JB Bickerstaff on the court, who already visited Mexico at the time with the Houston Rockets.

“It’s nice, I played here when I was with the Rockets, but the stadium is incredible, the court is beautiful,” Bickerstaff commented on the Mexico City Arena.

“It’s wonderful to see the impact of the game internationally, how it brings people together and that’s the most exciting thing. Basketball, and sports in general, bring everyone together for a common good. It’s good that the NBA do this to share it with others,” he added about the possibility of playing internationally.

Additionally, Coach Bickerstaff was clear about the opportunity to win over fans. He knows that what his players translate on the court is key to winning fans outside of the game. detroit.

“We look for fans everywhere, we don’t discriminate. When you see our boys play you fall in love with it because they play with a lot of passion and a lot of love.”

Ausar Thompson He stated that although the team is growing and the chemistry they have on the court increases every game, he was happy to visit another country thanks to the efforts of the NBA to take the game to other latitudes.

“I’m very happy, it’s very nice. Arriving here was nice and it’s good to see another culture. I loved the court, especially from the free throw line. I’m excited. For me it’s always playing with the same mentality, being aggressive. It’s been five games and the sky is the limit,” he said. Thompson.

David Mitchell
David Mitchell

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