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.

Following Wednesday's finale, Ben Wallace said he didn't know if he'll be back next season.

Wallace has one year left on his contract but has hinted at retirement. It may depend on who is coaching the Pistons and what kind of roster they put together. Wallace will be 37 in September.

Ben Wallace (knee) is expected to miss the final two games of the season.

He's been ruled out for Monday night's game and there's little reason to play him Wednesday. Greg Monroe should get some nice run in his absence. Wallace is at the end of his career and injuries and younger talent have passed him up.

Ben Wallace (knee) is out for Sunday's game against the Charlotte Bobcats.

Wallace on the bench equals extra minutes for Greg Monroe. You could do worse if you're looking for a last minute pickup for the close of the season.

Ben Wallace (knee) is out again on Friday for Detroit.

Big Ben has played once in the past nine games and shouldn't be on any fantasy rosters. His absence has allowed (or forced) the Pistons to rapidly develop rookie Greg Monroe.

Ben Wallace (knee) will not play on Wednesday.

This will mark the seventh time in the last eight games that the 36-year-old has sat out.

Ben Wallace hinted that he may retire after this season.

Wallace, 37, has one more year left on his contract. However, coming back to deal with the Pistons' drama and rebuilding doesn't sound too appetizing. The lockout could potentially complicate matters, leaving Big Ben's future up in the air.

Ben Wallace (knee) returned to action on Tuesday, playing eight minutes with two rebounds, one steal, and one block to his credit.

It wouldn't be surprising to see him sit the bench for the rest of the season, but then again, we are talking about Detroit. In any event, there is practically no chance that he cuts into Greg Monroe's time.

Ben Wallace (knee) remains a game time decision for Wednesday's game against the Pacers.

...and even if he does suit up, will he start, be a reserve, or see any minutes at all? It's anyone's guess at this point.

Ben Wallace remains day-to-day with his knee soreness. He did not practice again on Tuesday.

Wallace hasn't deserved to be rostered in quite some time now, and odds are if he is on your roster that your team fell out of contention quite some time ago.

Ben Wallace is still considered day-to-day as he deals with knee soreness.

He still has some time to rest before Wednesday's game but it doesn't look like the Pistons are in a rush to get him back.

Ben Wallace will sit out again on Saturday due to his sore knee.

Fantasy owners should not be clinging to Big Ben at this point. However, we should credit Detroit's aging center for fighting through injuries and staying above the pettiness that has engulfed his team at times this season.

Ben Wallace remains day-to-day with a sore knee.

Wallace started three straight games before being a late scratch Wednesday night. He's better off just shutting it down and letting Chris Wilcox start at center the rest of the way.

Ben Wallace is a late scratch from the Pistons lineup for Wednesday's game against the Heat.

Easy come, easy go, huh? Wallace returns to the bench to rest his knee. Chris Wilcox will get the start in his place. Just spare yourself and stay away from Wallace, healthy or not.

Ben Wallace returned to action on Wednesday March 16.

Ben Wallace says he is 100 percent healthy but has no idea when he'll get back in the rotation.

Just like us, the Pistons players show up at the arena and find out who is starting/playing. There is no way to predict the rotation with mad scientist John Kuester at the controls.

Ben Wallace, who has missed time due to personal issues, is active for Saturday's game, but the Pistons are going to be conservative with how they use him.

"Right now we're trying to make sure he's healthy enough to play minutes," John Kuester said. He was active on Friday but did not play, and it's possible that he does not play tonight, much to the delight of Greg Monroe's owners. It's unclear how much, if at all, Wallace will play going forward.

Ben Wallace was with the Pistons but was inactive Wednesday.

Wallace missed a full week after the death of his brother, so perhaps he wasn't in game shape. We'd still expect to see him back on the court -- and maybe starting over Chris Wilcox -- sometime soon.