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BEN HAS TO ALSO STEP UP ON BOTH ENDS OF THE FLOOR!

PRINCE HAS GOT TO STEP UP, ON BOTH ENDS OF THE FLOOR!

By Rasheeb Shrestha FullSportPress.com The San Antonio Spurs will be favored over the Detroit Pistons in the 2005 NBA Finals and rightfully so. San Antonio will have the rest, the home-court advantage and the best player on the floor. And, after witnessing the Eastern Conference Finals, don’t you think the Pistons should have beaten the banged-up Miami Heat more decisively? That's a laugh and a half.

54 seconds left, Detroit up 82-79!!!

Matt, I agree with what you said about the Pistons getting no credit. They receive none at all. It really gets frustrating.

PLAY CARLOS ARROYO

Did all that work to get back in the game, up by one, and Rasheed takes a STUPID shot. Down 2-1 now, I'm really concerned.

Carlos Arroyo. Why did we even bother trading for him if we don't play him?!? I think he should get at least 15 minutes a game.

Who would you rather face in the second round, Indy or Boston?

When our bench (McDyess) isn't firing, we're in touble. Outscored 21-2! Their on 113, that's unacceptable.

Game 3 slipping away...

He's learning from Rasheed. Tech fouls lead to great b-ball!

Pistons 2-0!

Rookie Carlos Delfino has told reporters in his native Argentina that he is done with Larry Brown and done with the Pistons. "They used me, they treated me like trash," Delfino said in an English translation of the stories posted on FIBA.com. "They should transfer me or cut me. From this place, I have the worst memories of my career, and I want to go back home. For this guy (Brown), I will not play anymore. And I don't want to stay here." The Pistons think Delfino has the potential to be a good player and would love to see what he can do with a full season. In other words, they may not be done with him. Interesting article. He has basically been nothing but trouble the entire season. I think he did show some promise though, and I hope we persist with him. Detroit versus Philly, not long to go now........

I'm glad we didn't play Indiana or New Jersey, despite the fact we would have won either way. The Sixers don't have depth, if Iverson fails, so does his team. Every other match-up suits Detroit, and Webber hasn't really looked comfortable in Philly. Detroit in 5