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The Detroit Pistons say three doctors have cleared Rodney Stuckey for exercise after a heart evaluation. Stuckey collapsed on the bench during Friday's game at Cleveland and was taken away on a stretcher. He missed Sunday's game against Houston and will be out again Wednesday against Utah. Stuckey missed two games last season after experiencing dizziness during a game. (Detroit Pistons)
Doctors conclude the 23-year-old can return to a "progressive exercise program" days after he collapsed in a game against the Cleveland Cavaliers. (mlive.com)
After administering a complete series of cardiac tests, doctors have cleared Rodney Stuckey to "return to a progressive exercise program." (Rotoworld.Pistons)
The Pistons guard, who collapsed in Friday's game against the Cavaliers, will not play tonight against the Jazz. (mlive.com)
Larry Brown shockingly might be working on an exit strategy in Charlotte. (mlive.com)
Rodney Stuckey is still unsure of when he'll return to the court and when asked when he might come back he simply said, "I don't know." (Rotoworld.Pistons)
Rodney Stuckey gave everyone a big scare when he collapsed on the bench in Cleveland Friday but he's likely to return before the end of the season. Thus far, all medical tests have yet to find anything abnormal with Stuckey, who missed his first game of the season Sunday against Houston. He's doubtful to play in Wednesday's home game against Utah but unless there is a change in his condition, he could be cleared to play as early as this week. "We'll have a better feel for that in the next 48 hours, in regards to evaluating what the doctors say," head coach John Kuester said of Stuckey's status Sunday. "He's on the right path right now." Stuckey felt woozy but never lost consciousness when he fell into the arms of strength and conditioning coach Arnie Kander during a... (Detroit Pistons)
Detroit Pistons guard Rodney Stuckey collapsed on the bench Friday in the second half of a loss to the Cleveland... (Detroit Pistons)
After the 2004 championship season, the Pistons had to make a tough decision: keep Mehmet Okur, a second-round pick (No. 38) from the previous year, who was starting to become a solid player; or keep veteran Rasheed Wallace, a cornerstone of the championship squad. (Detroit Free Press)
Either Stuckey is healthy enough to return to his career as an NBA player, or he’s not. If he is, he should come back whenever he feels like it. (mlive.com)
Rodney Stuckey will miss at least one more game after collapsing on the bench last Friday. (Rotoworld.Pistons)
Rodney Stuckey was back at practice today - he didn't work out - and he looked fine. He said he felt "good". He's going to wait for the okay from doctors, obviously, but I would expect that to happen soon. The good thing is, doctors haven't found anything wrong at all. (detnews.com Pistons Blog)
Pistons guard Rodney Stuckey spoke to the media Tuesday for the first time since collapsing Friday. He's questionable for Wednesday's game against Utah. (Detroit Free Press)
Stuckey still isn't sure when he'll return to the court for Detroit. (mlive.com)
Our series of potential Pistons draftees continues with a look at Evan Turner, who depending on who's evaluating, is either the first or second best player in this draft. (mlive.com)
Rodney Stuckey, who collapsed on the bench during Friday's game, said Tuesday that he felt great but is awaiting clearance from doctors. (Rotoworld.Pistons)
Are Raptors fans starting to think about Amir Johnson's potential the way Pistons fans did? (mlive.com)
There have been a few bright spots for the Pistons this dismal season. One of them has been the play of backup power forward Jason Maxiell since Feb. 1. (Detroit Free Press)
PHILADELPHIA - Exiled Philadelphia 76ers guard and former Piston Allen Iverson says he's experiencing "tough times" a week after it was decided he would not return to the team and his wife filed for divorce. (Detroit Free Press)
If judging by the past eight years is difficult, figuring out the future is almost impossible. The Tigers appear worse this season than last, but don't tell that to Dave Dombrowski. (Detroit Free Press)
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