Ben Wallace says the 2004 Detroit Pistons won't be jetting off to Saint-Tropez for a championship anniversary bash anytime soon.
The Hall of Famer told TMZ Sports that while his former teammates remain close, planning European vacations together isn't their thing.
Wallace contrasted his squad with the 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers, who recently celebrated their 10-year title win with a lavish trip to France featuring LeBron James, Kevin Love, and others.
"We all a little bit different," Wallace joked. "We grew up in a little different era."
He noted that the Pistons did reunite for the final games at the Palace of Auburn Hills before its demolition, and they enjoyed interacting with current players at the time.
Wallace also mentioned joining Rasheed Wallace for youth basketball camps in China, showing the bond remains strong even without overseas parties.
On a personal note, Wallace said he hopes to speak with Chauncey Billups soon about the former guard's rigged poker case, aiming for an upbeat conversation despite the seriousness.
