For the Pistons to be decent, or even good, they need serious production from guard Reggie Jackson. Here’s the Detroit Free Press with the latest on that front:
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The technical term for Jackson’s condition is tendinosis, which basically is chronic tendinitis.
He recently completed a 16-week protocol featuring leg strengthening exercises. His basketball activity had been regulated to light shooting and some jumping off one leg.
Although he should be ready, Van Gundy said last week Jackson would not practice twice on the days the Pistons have two sessions.
The tendinitis has bothered Jackson since at least when the Oklahoma City Thunder picked him in the first round of the 2011 NBA draft.
