A two-time All Star, Rashard Lewis enjoyed success over 16 NBA seasons. Now, he's working with the Detroit Pistons as a player development coach.

Rashard Lewis and Keith Bogans, who have a combined 27 seasons of NBA playing experience, were announced as assistants for the Detroit Pistons Click here for important updates to our privacy policy.

Lewis, 43, was an NBA champion and two-time All-Star. He joins the coaching ranks for the first time, after spending most of his post-NBA career playing in the Big3 basketball league.

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Rashard Lewis, who played in Miami from 2012-14 and won one championship, is now on the Detroit Pistons coaching staff. He will serve as an assistant and player development coach.

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