In September 16th, Ben Wallace returned to Detroit to return to the place where he once fought in Beijing.

But this time he didn't come back in the Red Bulls shirt, nor did he go to Auburn palace and his former teammates. He came back to sell his new sneakers for 14.98 dollars.

Reporters in Detroit naturally will not let go of the opportunity to chase the hero of the old city. The reporter will first ask about this very cheap shoe, and Ben said he accepted Marbury's invitation to speak for his company because he knew the ordinary fans living in poverty.

"You know, when I was a kid, I really couldn't afford those shoes that I wanted, and I could only be content with what I could afford," Ben said. "Fortunately, now I and Marbury help these fans to bear their dreams. At least, you can not buy such a good pair of shoes at such an expensive price now."

Back in Detroit, the reporters asked about the mood of Big Ben, especially when he played 10 games with the old club pistons in the regular season and the playoffs last year.

This time, Ben's reply was much easier. "Nervous?

No, I really enjoy returning to Detroit.

The only thing I felt was when I was playing on the court and the pistons.

What did the Big Ben think about last year's pistons Eastern semifinal?

Has he lost confidence when he is behind 0 to 3 in the team?

"I knew we had a chance. I knew that we didn't play our best level at that time. We dug a deep pit for ourselves," Da Ben recalls. "I just shared my experience with my teammates. They finally came out of the shadows, and they started to fight for themselves on the court.

But we all know that the pistons are always ready to take advantage of them.

For the bulls to see the big mountain of pistons in the future, the Big Ben said: "we are now able to compete positively with any opponents of the league. The result of last season's playoffs is a good lesson for the young team.

What I can say is that after losing to the pistons, every bulls player returned to the locker room and was not very disappointed, but they were discussing where we could do better.

Although the pistons eliminated the bull, the Big Ben's old pistons unexpectedly fell to Cleveland, and the Big Ben admitted he was surprised. "I know the Cleveland are very hard, but I have always believed that the pistons can beat them, and the desire for victory on the court Cavaliers is more than that of the pistons."

Saunders is one of the reasons why Ben Ben left. This is also a problem that Ben Wallace will face every time he returns to Detroit. Ben Ben is also somewhat impatient this time. "Do I love those guys in the pistons, Saunders?

Now is the problem that those old teammates are facing, not me. "

As a good defensive player, Ben often worries about the penalty that the judges are in a hurry. This summer, Donach has become the focus topic of the referee. The Big Ben also has his own view. "This kind of thing has disturbed my mind. I've been thinking about it all summer."

When you know that the referee is cheating, there is no fair law enforcement, which is hard to accept.

I did my best on the pitch to fight for the chance to win, but the referee also took advantage of our chance to play. "