Relive The 'Malice At The Palace' As Detroit Pistons Say Goodbye To Palace Of Auburn Hills

The Detroit Pistons said goodbye to their longtime arena, The Palace of Auburn Hills, on Monday after 29 seasons.

The Final Countdown. Pistons/Wizards is UNDERWAY! #DetroitBasketball #ThanksForTheMemories 🏀 pic.twitter.com/mpo9I4HBnP

— FOX Sports Detroit (@FOXSportsDet) April 11, 2017

An unforgettable moment as @DennisRodman returned to @ThePalace to deliver the game ball! #BadBoys #MyPalaceMemory pic.twitter.com/SXETmiwZSO

— Detroit Pistons (@DetroitPistons) April 11, 2017

The Bad Boys are here! #MyPalaceMemory pic.twitter.com/oPxE8FjJV1

— Detroit Pistons (@DetroitPistons) April 11, 2017

Despite winning three championships (89, 90, 04) in the building, it will always be most remembered by NBA aficionados outside of the Detroit area for the ‘Malice at the Palace‘ incident back in 2004 when Ron Artest‘s Indiana Pacers ended up brawling with both the Pistons and their fans alike.

The Pistons will move into their brand new home, Little Caesars Arena in midtown Detroit, next season.