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NBA board approves Pistons' downtown move
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NBA board approves Pistons' downtown move

Published Aug. 3, 2017 6:23 p.m. ET

NEW YORK (AP) The NBA's board of governors has approved the Detroit Pistons' relocation to downtown Detroit.

The league announced the approval Thursday.

The Pistons will begin playing next season at Little Caesars Arena, a new venue that will also house the Detroit Red Wings. The Pistons are moving there after 29 seasons playing their home games in the suburbs at The Palace of Auburn Hills.

Detroit will now have all four of its major pro teams playing within a few blocks of each other. Comerica Park (Tigers) and Ford Field (Lions) are in the same area as Little Caesars Arena.

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The Pistons had formally announced their plans to move downtown in November.

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