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Rodney Stuckey	#3 \| Guard \| Detroit Pistons

Height: 6-5 Weight: 205 Born: 1986-4-21, Seattle, Washington

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Career Stats
Year	Team	G	Min	PPG	FG	FG%	FT	FT%	3PT	3PT%	RPG	APG	SPG	BPG	TO	PF
2007-08	DET	57	19.0	7.6	153	.402	127	.814	3	.188	2.3	2.8	0.9	0.1	78	113

Player Notes

June 1, 2008
President Joe Dumars wants Rodney Stuckey to play 30 minutes a game in 2008-09, and many people believe the point guard can be special. "The sky is the limit for that kid," guard Lindsey Hunter explains to the Detroit Free Press. "Once he gets his feet planted fully, there's not many people who can do what this kid can do. He has such incredible upside. Physically, you look at Deron Williams and those types of guys, and he possesses some things that those guys don't possess." Starting point guard Chauncey Billups confirms, "He's got a chance to be a star... He's got an unbelievable combination of speed and strength. That's hard to come by. And there is nothing that he really can't do. He is going to be an All-Star, for sure."

May 24, 2008
Rookie Rodney Stuckey has taken on a bigger role than expected for the Pistons in these playoffs including scoring 22 points in the first two games of the team's series against the Celtics, according to the Boston Globe. "You see his maturation from the beginning of the playoffs to where he's at," said Pistons coach Flip Saunders. "He basically carried us at times . . . making shots and making plays."

April 1, 2008
With the bulk of the offensive power getting the night off for the Pistons, rookie Rodney Stuckey took full advantage of the opportunity and playing time, going 7-of-14 from the floor and an amazing 12-of-13 from the free-throw line to finish with 27 points in Detroit's 94-90 win over the lowly Minnesota Timberwolves. Stuckey comes out of the powerhouse program that is Eastern Washington, so his massive explosion this evening should shock no one. Seriously, while we should keep in mind this was Minnesota, we should also note the impressive depth Detroit brings to the game. The teams in the Eastern Conference playoffs should too.

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