Sir Slam A Lot, Source: Getty Images “Sir Slam A Lot” was the Detroit Pistons mascot before Hooper. He made his debut in 1994 and his last appearance was in 1996.

Hooper has been a staple at Pistons games since 1996, during the teal era, so to speak. The Bad Boys were a distant memory. Joe Dumars and Rick Mahorn were the only remnants on the roster and felt ...

Hooper, the adorable Detroit Pistons mascot, had a bad week. On Sunday, with the Portland Trail Blazers in town, center Robin Lopez took out Hooper, who was harmlessly poking fun at the well ...

Pistons mascot Hooper and Blazers center Robin Lopez have a bit of a history. Lopez wrestled Hooper to the ground when Portland visited Detroit last season, just a few days after Hooper was jumped ...

DETROIT, MI – NOVEMBER 29: Detroit Pistons mascot Hooper entertains the fans during the game against the Phoenix Suns at Little Caesars Arena on November 29, 2017 in Detroit, Michigan. Detroit ...

Knicks center Cole Aldrich is built like a brick wall, just ask Pistons mascot Hooper, who was rocked by the 6-foot-11, 245 pounder while guarding Knicks point guard Langston Galloway before tip ...

There is no love lost between Detroit Pistons mascot Hooper and Portland Trail Blazers center Robin Lopez. On Tuesday, Lopez picked Hooper up, carried him off of the court and dropped him on the ...

Hooper — the mascot — has been the Pistons' mascot since Nov. 1, 1996, and has been become one of the more prominent mascots in the NBA. Is Detroit big enough for two Hooper's? Looks like we ...

We've seen Pistons mascot, Hooper, get jumped by the Nets, scare Joakim Noah, and he's also had an ongoing feud with Robin Lopez of the Portland Trail Blazers. Hooper is always doing something ...

A. Hooper is the mascot for the Pistons, known for his clever skits, amazing stunts, and hyping up the crowd. His talents include dunking, skydiving, stilt walking and dancing. Q.