Ben Wallace is facing drunken driving and weapons offenses after an arrest on Saturday night. This is troubling news for Wallace. The big man confirmed that he wanted to play one more season for Detroit, as the final year of his contract is set for the 2011-12 campaign. Further details are certain to be released shortly, but the initial report obviously does not sound promising.

Ben Wallace confirmed that he wants to play one more season for the Pistons. With John Kuester gone, Wallace is on board for the final year of his contract. Entering his age-37 season, he'll serve as a mentor to Greg Monroe and serve a strict backup role. Next season -- whenever that is -- will almost certainly be Wallace's last.

Ben Wallace said recently that he may not retire this summer after all. "I'm leaning more towards coming back," Wallace said. "It's just a matter of getting myself healthy and getting ready to play." The 36-year-old veteran seems content to stay in Detroit, despite a 2010-11 season defined by turmoil, conflict, and a losing record.