Detroit Pistons embarrassment never ends: GM with a 70-229 record Troy Weaver gets into a fight with a fan in the stands!

On Saturday night at Detroit's Little Caesars Arena during the Pistons ' matchup with the Dallas Mavericks, a tense episode broke out that has the NBA buzzing. Troy Weaver, the general manager of the Detroit Pistons, was involved in a heated exchange with a fan present in the stands, which resulted in the man being escorted out of the arena by venue security.

The incident, captured on video and shared on social media, showed Weaver confronting the fan, accusing him of threatening him during the course of the game. Weaver chose not to comment on the matter Sunday, leaving the incident shrouded in uncertainty.

According to eyewitness accounts, the fan approached Weaver on two occasions during the game. On the first, the man pointed to the scoreboard and expressed his displeasure, while on the second, he criticized the team's performance, especially after the loss to the Mavericks. It was then that Weaver, visibly upset, decided to take matters into his own hands and requested the intervention of stadium security.

This incident comes at a difficult time for the Pistons, who have had a season plagued by challenges and adversity. Earlier in the season, the team set a league record with 28 consecutive losses, which has generated frustration among fans and has put Weaver's leadership as the team's general manager under scrutiny.

With a 70-229 record under his guidance in three-plus seasons, Weaver faces mounting pressure to improve the team's performance and restore fan confidence. Monday night's game against the Charlotte Hornets represents an opportunity for the Pistons to turn the tide and put this controversy behind them.