Season · 1990-91

The 1990-91 Detroit Pistons

2,569Team Fame
50-32Record
+3.08SRS
7-8Postseason

The Season in Brief

The 1990-91 Detroit Pistons went 50-32. Led by Joe Dumars, Dennis Rodman and Isiah Thomas, they posted a +3.08 SRS and went 7-8 in the playoffs.

Each segment is one player's share of the team's fame - Joe Dumars leads at 22%.

The Roster, by Fame

Full Stat Line

Tap a column to re-sort. ★ marks a career year.

Player
Joe Dumars8020.42.35.51.10.155.2143.167
Dennis Rodman828.212.51.00.80.752.565.246
Isiah Thomas4816.23.39.31.60.250.7192.341
Bill Laimbeer8211.09.01.90.50.753.6374.440
Mark Aguirre7814.24.81.80.60.352.6242.727
Vinnie Johnson8211.73.43.30.90.246.6112.823
John Salley747.44.40.90.71.555.602.923
James Edwards7213.63.80.90.20.453.312.017
Gerald Henderson235.31.62.70.50.148.770.58
Tree Rollins371.01.10.10.10.546.000.45
John Long253.81.30.70.40.150.020.34
William Bedford604.52.20.50.00.649.250.84
Scott Hastings271.81.00.30.00.071.230.12
Lance Blanks381.70.50.70.20.147.620.31

Roster Profile

Rookies & Newcomers

Draft Pedigree

The Playoff Run

7-8 overall

First Round

3-2

def. Atlanta Hawks(43-39)

favorite

Conf Semis

4-2

def. Boston Celtics(56-26)

underdog

Conf Finals

0-4

lost to Chicago Bulls(61-21)

underdog

Season fame across franchise history

Every season the Detroit Pistons fielded a roster, scored by the combined fame of that year's team. Click any season to lock it in the panel, then use its Full season page link.

5,7602,880PEAK · 5,760 · 1988-89
1948-491988-892025-26

3 championship seasons marked above the arc.