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StumbleIt’s a safe bet that the Detroit Pistons aren’t headed to Las Vegas -- and that was even before the NBA denied a Sun report that an investment group has an agreement in place to purchase an NBA franchise and move it to Nevada if public money is used to build an arena, the Detroit Free Press is reporting. “We categorically deny that there is an NBA team under contract,” NBA spokesman Tim Frank told the Free Press today. The Las Vegas Sun reported in its Wednesday editions that Chris Milam, CEO of International Development LLC, said he has an NBA team under contract and that all that stands in the way of pro sports coming to Vegas is Clark County's funding for a new arena. Read the full story here.
Detroit Pistons moving to Las Vegas? Don't bet on it
(via Detroit Free Press) · July 15, 2010 · 3:51 PM
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