There’s a buzz around downtown Detroit, and Visit Detroit says tens of thousands of fans are expected to be at the center of it as the Pistons return home for a playoff game at Little Caesars Arena.

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Greg Kelser has been championing lessons in basketball and life for 48 years.

Greg Kelser, former NBA player and current FanDuel Sports Network Detroit Pistons color analyst, has had a life revolved around basketball.

History is on the line for the Michigan State Spartans, led by Naismith Basketball Hall-of-Fame head coach Tom Izzo, and the Michigan Wolverines, led by Dusty May, if they can clinch a Final Four spot.

Former Michigan State and Detroit Pistons star Greg Kelser is hosting his annual basketball camps for young athletes this July.

Former Detroit Piston Greg Kelser’s basketball camp is underway Monday morning in Metro Detroit -- but it’s not too late to sign up.

DETROIT The NBA announced this week its plans to get back to action. Unfortunately that means the Detroit Pistons season is over, which is disappointing to Pistons broadcaster Greg Kelser. I wish we were apart of the group going to Orlando.Unfortunately, the Pistons were left out of this NBA restart. When the new season begins, Kelser hopes Christian Wood is a Piston. No country is great unless it takes care of all of its citizens.Kelser spent his Sunday marching for change in Detroit.

ROCHESTER, Mich. - Oakland University basketball Coach Greg Kelser is saying the same things he's always said at his camps, though he admits he might not be doing everything he used to do. "I've got younger people here that can do all the stuff I used to be able to do," Kelser said. Kelser is in his 41st year hosting the Gregory Kelser Basketball Camps. "We not only have the children, but we have the grandchildren of those who participated in some of my very first camps. "I just remember how I was as a camper and what I was looking for as a camper," Bobo said.

Oakland University basketball Coach Greg Kelser is saying the same things he's always said at his camps, though he admits he might not be doing everything he used to do. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

ROCHESTER, Mich. Greg Kelser is saying the same things he's always said at his camps, though he admits he might not be doing everything he used to do. "I've got younger people here that can do all the stuff I used to be able to do," Kelser said. Kelser is in his 41st year hosting the Gregory Kelser Basketball Camps. "We not only have the children, but we have the grandchildren of those who participated in some of my very first camps. The stations help you with dribbling and shooting."