***Official Detroit Pistons Thread***

[Psyblast]

Quote: Originally Posted by poster

I think they are now 9-1 in the 5 sets of back to back games, very impressive.

I remember back in 2003 they were almost a lock to lose every time they played the second game of a back to back. If I recall correctly, they had to make a big comeback against Cleveland (remember that's pre-Lebron Cleveland, so they were the worst team in the East) and barely beat them to clinch the Central, all because it was the second game of a back to back.

Pistons are off til Thursday, and then...@ Miami.

[poster]

Quote: Originally Posted by Psyblast

I remember back in 2003 they were almost a lock to lose every time they played the second game of a back to back. If I recall correctly, they had to make a big comeback against Cleveland (remember that's pre-Lebron Cleveland, so they were the worst team in the East) and barely beat them to clinch the Central, all because it was the second game of a back to back. Pistons are off til Thursday, and then...@ Miami.

Ya I pulled that stat out of the Freep or the DN. It said they were 32-12(I think that is right) in that spot last year. Hopefully they keep that up. I really like the way they are playing now.

[Psyblast]

**** YES!

[Steve_OS]

Great game huh?

I was ready to jump through the TV and defend Posey myself!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everything he threw up was gold. Luckily they left it to D-Wade for the game losing air ball.

Intense last few minutes, for sure. Nice win for the Stones.

[poster]

Nice win

[poster]

Wow Tay and Chauncey were awesome tonight.

[rockchisler]

Ben Who???

[Kruza]

Well, the streak is over now that the Pistons have lost to the Bobcats last night. But I wouldn't consider it a bad loss because the Bobcats have played pretty well lately and have knocked off some real good teams already like the Spurs and Cavaliers. From what I can see watching a few of their games, they just had trouble closing out games. Anyway, Sean May and Matt Carroll got it going last night and we couldn't stop either of them. Derek Anderson also gave them a huge spark in the unreal 3rd quarter.

As far as the Pistons, Nazr getting into early foul trouble continues to be an issue for the team. Somehow we're gonna have to take care of this before it becomes a big problem.

Kruza